I have two (the second one is extracted outside this "read more" because it is still important) questions:
First one is the app checking in any way the, lets say, integrity of the files you try to import?
Because of my bad habit of deleting files that "are not important" to me, right after I uploaded the database you asked for, I deleted the whole settings export, without thinking that it could be needed later. And now when I exported my settings again, replaced the database file, Aimp tells me that they have incorrect structure (direct translation, not sure if the error message is the same in other languages) and it prevents me from uploading it.
Not important, but maybe it shouldn't be that way:
I'm asking does it check about integrity or something like that, because when I changed the file name of the exported settings, the error message was the same (without the "ERROR:" at the beginning of it) but there was no "WARNING! All settings will be ERASED! Continue?" pop up message, that, heh, pops up when the file name is not changed. So if the file name is important, maybe inside the file is, lets say, the date of the export, and it checks it with the file name? I thought that my issue was the .rar extension, but I .zip'ed it and it still spits out the error message.
And finally, if it does check for integrity, and you did add the play counts, I would be very glad if I could send you the exported settings again, for you to fix them :/
I am very sorry if this is my fault, and I'm again increasing your workload. I shouldn't delete the export, but how could I know? Sorry again.