Without the Rekordbox beat analysis, you'd only be getting track names, and you can achieve similar functionality on the Pioneer side by just putting the files for a each playlist in a separate folder.
There's a kaitai bin format parser config file for the usb db file but kaitai isn't expressive enough to read it properly from that.
Pioneer (err Alphatheta)'s stranglehold on the industry is a shame due to lack of interoperability, among other issues with Rekordbox.
The Rekordbox.xml format [1] is quite simple. Note the `<TEMPO>` and `<POSITION_MARK>` tags.
But Pinoeer can be weird and there's a lot of old (even ancient) equipment out there, so sometimes it's a case of finding the lowest common denominator and sticking to that.
Without the Rekordbox beat analysis, you'd only be getting track names, and you can achieve similar functionality on the Pioneer side by just putting the files for a each playlist in a separate folder.
There's a kaitai bin format parser config file for the usb db file but kaitai isn't expressive enough to read it properly from that.
Pioneer (err Alphatheta)'s stranglehold on the industry is a shame due to lack of interoperability, among other issues with Rekordbox.