12-18-2020, 04:27 PM
Hi GDJ
Thanks for the reply. Earlier this week, as suggested by Dimitri, I tried removing the app and deleting the files that were in folders with "JamKazam" names (having first made copies of some of the. files in ~/Music/JamKazam/Recordings that I wanted to keep). I reinstalled and found that the old problem still persisted--namely that JamKazam consistently fails to upload tracks to or from the server. I wasn't aware that there were yet more JK files hidden away in the file system. Do you think any of them are likely to have any effect on the behaviour of the file manager and the upload/download of tracks?
In terms of actually playing music in sessions, the app is working fine and my band are meeting for regular sessions. It is just a pity that I am not getting copies of the resulting audio tracks owing to the failure of the file manager to upload/download them.
Thanks
Steve
Thanks for the reply. Earlier this week, as suggested by Dimitri, I tried removing the app and deleting the files that were in folders with "JamKazam" names (having first made copies of some of the. files in ~/Music/JamKazam/Recordings that I wanted to keep). I reinstalled and found that the old problem still persisted--namely that JamKazam consistently fails to upload tracks to or from the server. I wasn't aware that there were yet more JK files hidden away in the file system. Do you think any of them are likely to have any effect on the behaviour of the file manager and the upload/download of tracks?
In terms of actually playing music in sessions, the app is working fine and my band are meeting for regular sessions. It is just a pity that I am not getting copies of the resulting audio tracks owing to the failure of the file manager to upload/download them.
Thanks
Steve