Digital 1 DJ updates PCDJ DEX to v1.0. Build 7228

Digital 1 DJ has updated PCDJ DEX to v1.0. Build 7228.

Changes:

Fixed Possible Uniloc Reactivation.
Fixed problem with year column not showing up.
Initial support for Reloop Digital Jockey 2 controller (fx aren't mapped yet).
Fixed audio CD playback which no longer worked in earlier betas.
Improved 'year' tag reading.
Fixes possible search lock up.
Fixes problem that prevented cue points in m4a/mp4 files from showing up.
Fixes ratings not showing up sometimes.
Cue points are now stored for MP4/M4A files.
Fixed bug with Karaoki not being able to load certain files.
Comments field no longer shows iTunes binary data.
Fixed loaded playlist getting re-ordered when doing a search and sorting the search results.
Added option to automatically select the first cue point on load.
Added FLAC and AIFF recording of a mix.
Fixed 'case' button not working for sub-folders anymore.
Some small fixes and improvements to the tag database.
Fixed Preview player not working with DirectSound output.
Fixed problem connecting Denon controller (so far only seen on a Japanese Windows).
Improvements to 'Order' column, you can now enable the order column at any time to re-order to the original order. Note that as soon as you close Dex the current order is stored and the old order is still lost.
Fixed VST effect on third deck being reset when turning on mic with BCD-2000 controller.
Fixed TAP button on Stanton DaScratch controller not working anymore to switch decks.
Fixed BPM detection not being accurate on certain track.

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