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Card Cam Q: Is there any way to make card cam scan all sets instead of just up to 4 on the windows software or just 1 on the android app?

Card Cam
Q: Is there any way to make card cam scan all sets instead of just up to 4 on the windows software or just 1 on the android app?

A: No, at the moment. This is due to CPU/memory and recognition limits (the more cards to consider, the less accurate the card cam becomes).

.dec File Format

Decked Builder saves decks in the .dec file format, which is a popular file format for exchanging decks over the Internet. For example, Magic Online allows you to export decks in .dec format.

The .dec file format is a text file format, so you can open them in editors like Notepad on Windows or TextMate on the Mac. An example .dec file is show below:

// A sample .dec file
4 Arid Mesa
4 Marsh Flats
5 Mountain
5 Plains
4 Scalding Tarn
3 Teetering Peaks
4 Goblin Guide
4 Kor Skyfisher
4 Plated Geopede
3 Spikeshot Elder
4 Steppe Lynx
3 Stoneforge Mystic
3 Adventuring Gear
4 Forked Bolt
3 Journey to Nowhere
2 Koth of the Hammer
1 Sword of Body and Mind

SB: 1 Basilisk Collar
SB: 4 Cunning Sparkmage
SB: 3 Mark of Mutiny
SB: 4 Refraction Trap
SB: 3 Revoke Existence

If you paste the above text into a text editor and save the file as a .dec file, you will be able to email yourself the file and import it into Decked Builder. Make sure you are not using an editor like Word or Wordpad, as they save a bunch of extra info about formatting that the app can't read, and it will lead to errors. You can also drop the file into the Decked Builder app on iTunes to directly import it when your device is connected.

Basically, each line of the file consists of the number of cards and the name of card in the deck. A line that starts with SB: refers to a sideboard card. A line that starts with // is a comment line, and is imported as a note. The file format is really quite self explanatory from the example above, and is designed to allow you to easily copy and paste decks into the .dec file format.
 

.coll File Format

Decked Builder extends the .dec file format to collections by merely requiring that you put the name of the expansion after the card name surrounded by square brackets. The reason for this is because while decks do not really care which expansion a card is from, collections do. See below for an example of a .coll file. Collection notes are marked with // after the card name. 

4 Fresh Meat [New Phyrexia]
2 Lost Leonin [New Phyrexia]
4 Bludgeon Brawl [New Phyrexia]
3 Thundering Tanadon [New Phyrexia]
2 Artillerize [New Phyrexia]
1 Psychic Barrier [New Phyrexia] 

// collection notes for Psychic Barrier here

You can paste the text above into a text editor, save it as a .coll file, and import it into Decked Builder by uploading it from the page here:

http://www.mtgo-stats.com/convert_coll/em

As an alternative, a properly formatted CSV file would work as well (see the link above for more details).
You can upload these at http://csv.deckedbuilder.com

Database issues

 If you are experiencing issues with the database, you can clear out (and thus reset) the existing database by entering this in Terminal: 
rm -rf ~/Library/Containers/com.deckedbuilder.deckedbuilder

For Android, you can delete the images in this directory:

/mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.deckedbuilder/cache/images/

or for Decked Drafter you can delete the images from here (on your SD card):

/Android/data/com.deckedbuilder/cache/images

Note that this directory (/Android/data/com.deckedbuilder/) is the directory that decks have to be saved in for the app to recognize them.