Inside the exported .zip file are two files:
- macro.db3
- user.db3
These are SQLite database files and can be opened using programs such as Navicat for SQLite. Lots of the settings are just there as columns in tables. Some is stored as XML data.
Using this standard file format means you could potentially go in and make changes, but this is obviously at the risk of making a change that causes corruption or affects rekordbox operation. Because these fields aren’t intended to be altered by a user, the developers may well have made assumptions on the data always being correct. They won’t necessarily be checking for errors, out of range values, etc, as they read the database data and use it.
