
Old Hardstyle DJ sets Topic
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Made it a priority to find these and i'm searching across harddrives and old cd's they might be on, so far i haven't had much luck. Just a few of my own sets I could find of the FearFM ones.th3r3zo wrote: 21 Apr 2023, 23:55 Wow thanks!
Maybe some old The Vision, B-Ware and Phitune Fearfm sets, if you can
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You'll have many links again when i'm done uploading. Came across a bunch of awesome and older sets from 2004 that aren't even added to LSDB!Rocko wrote: 25 Apr 2023, 20:45 Legendary!![]()
Lsdb has been my goto for old sets, but many links are dead. This will save a lot of time searching for working links.
In case you want to export every file to text (easier for others to search) try opening Powershell ISE and use the following command
Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\path\" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name > "C:\tekstbestand.txt"
Replace “C:\path\to\folder” with the path to the folder you want to export the filenames from and “C:\path\to\textfile.txt” with the path to the text file where you want to save the filenames.
It exports every file in the folder to text so anyone can see what livesets you have instead of requesting per person.
Let me know if it works.
Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\path\" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name > "C:\tekstbestand.txt"
Replace “C:\path\to\folder” with the path to the folder you want to export the filenames from and “C:\path\to\textfile.txt” with the path to the text file where you want to save the filenames.
It exports every file in the folder to text so anyone can see what livesets you have instead of requesting per person.
Let me know if it works.
Maybe some old Frequencerz (2007 - 2009), whatever else you can upload, we will be very grateful!Shadow Interaction wrote: 01 May 2023, 03:38Made it a priority to find these and i'm searching across harddrives and old cd's they might be on, so far i haven't had much luck. Just a few of my own sets I could find of the FearFM ones.th3r3zo wrote: 21 Apr 2023, 23:55 Wow thanks!
Maybe some old The Vision, B-Ware and Phitune Fearfm sets, if you can
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I'm not sure what you're talking about here. I'm uploading the sets and tracklists manually to the shared folder, tracklists are provided in a txt file. Both can be opened inside the browser btwNuracore wrote: 01 May 2023, 17:55 In case you want to export every file to text (easier for others to search) try opening Powershell ISE and use the following command
Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\path\" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name > "C:\tekstbestand.txt"
Replace “C:\path\to\folder” with the path to the folder you want to export the filenames from and “C:\path\to\textfile.txt” with the path to the text file where you want to save the filenames.
It exports every file in the folder to text so anyone can see what livesets you have instead of requesting per person.
Let me know if it works.

Im talking about how you can get all the sets names you have and translate them to a text file so you can paste the list in this topic instead of manually searching for every request someone makes. They can search themselves instead.
PowerShell is a program that allows you to run commands on your computer. Every Windows PC has it installed. The command I gave you earlier allows you to export the file names of a folder to a text file. Here’s what the command does:
It looks for all the files in the folder you specified.
It selects only the names of the files.
It saves the names of the files to a text file.
To use the command, you need to do the following:
Open PowerShell.
Copy the command I gave you earlier.
Paste the command into PowerShell.
Adjust the path to the folder and the path to the text file to your situation.
Press Enter to run the command.
I hope this helps!
PowerShell is a program that allows you to run commands on your computer. Every Windows PC has it installed. The command I gave you earlier allows you to export the file names of a folder to a text file. Here’s what the command does:
It looks for all the files in the folder you specified.
It selects only the names of the files.
It saves the names of the files to a text file.
To use the command, you need to do the following:
Open PowerShell.
Copy the command I gave you earlier.
Paste the command into PowerShell.
Adjust the path to the folder and the path to the text file to your situation.
Press Enter to run the command.
I hope this helps!
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ohh awesome! I might do that to show what's already in the folderNuracore wrote: 01 May 2023, 18:17 Im talking about how you can get all the sets names you have and translate them to a text file so you can paste the list in this topic instead of manually searching for every request someone makes. They can search themselves instead.
PowerShell is a program that allows you to run commands on your computer. Every Windows PC has it installed. The command I gave you earlier allows you to export the file names of a folder to a text file. Here’s what the command does:
It looks for all the files in the folder you specified.
It selects only the names of the files.
It saves the names of the files to a text file.
To use the command, you need to do the following:
Open PowerShell.
Copy the command I gave you earlier.
Paste the command into PowerShell.
Adjust the path to the folder and the path to the text file to your situation.
Press Enter to run the command.
I hope this helps!

It won't be useful for what still needs to be uploaded though, as some sets dont have a set date or tracklist yet. It's a bit messy but i'm working hard on sorting it out
btw I appreciate your help a lot Nura!
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BTW is it possible to generate a full list of names including files in subfolders? I sorted it per year. Command only seems to affect items in 1 folder
I assume you have a folder with all livesets with subfolders in that folder.Shadow Interaction wrote: 01 May 2023, 19:04 BTW is it possible to generate a full list of names including files in subfolders? I sorted it per year. Command only seems to affect items in 1 folder
Add -recurse at the end. So example:
Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\path\" -recurse | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name > "C:\tekstbestand.txt"
Or
Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\path\" -Recurse | Select-Object Name | Out-File -FilePath "C:\tekstbestand.txt"