What Music Library Doctor can and cannot do for this move — said plainly, before you download anything.
Not supported yet
Music Library Doctor does not support djay Pro or Engine DJ yet, so it cannot perform this migration. Both are on the roadmap. Supported today: Rekordbox, Serato DJ, VirtualDJ and plain music folders.
Moving from djay Pro to Engine DJ normally means an XML round-trip: export from djay Pro, hope Engine DJ parses it correctly, manually rebuild playlist groups, smart playlists, history sessions, discover cues didn't translate. djay Pro syncs library data through iCloud on Mac, which means the canonical library may live in a hidden iCloud Drive folder rather than the local app support folder. And on the destination side: Engine DJ expects matching analysis files (.dat) next to each track for performance — pure path writes without analysis miss waveforms and cues.
Supported today
Rekordbox · Serato DJ · VirtualDJ (incl. Favorite Folders) on Windows 10+ and macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel). No DJ software? Folder Library mode audits plain music folders too.
Music Library Doctor is deliberately narrow: Rekordbox, Serato DJ, VirtualDJ and plain folders, done natively rather than through lossy XML round-trips. That narrowness is why the repair work is trustworthy on the apps it does support — and why this page tells you to look elsewhere rather than selling you a migration that does not exist.
Support gets built for the libraries people actually run. Leave your e-mail and you get one message — the day djay Pro and Engine DJ ships. No newsletter, no drip sequence, and you can ask us to delete the address at any time.
No. djay Pro and Engine DJ are not supported yet. Music Library Doctor works with Rekordbox (including encrypted 6+ databases), Serato DJ, VirtualDJ, and plain music folders. Anything outside that list is roadmap, not product.
There is no date. Support gets built for the libraries our users actually run, which is why the waitlist on this page exists — it is the measurement, not a mailing list. One e-mail when it ships, nothing else.
To answer the question honestly instead of leaving you to find out after installing. If neither app is supported, you should know that before downloading anything.
It finds tracks your DJ library has lost and repairs the paths in bulk, groups duplicates by how the audio sounds rather than by filename, and scores every file so fake-320 MP3s and fake FLACs surface before a gig. All of it runs locally; nothing is uploaded.
Those three are supported natively today, along with plain music folders. Free tier covers scanning and detection; Pro is a one-time lifetime license.
It finds Rekordbox, Serato and VirtualDJ on its own, and reads plain music folders when you use none of them. Nothing to configure before the first scan.
macOS 10.15+ or Windows 10+. Notarized and code-signed. See pricing
