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I have no idea what you are talking about.
And I have no idea what you are currently using to display your song titles.

Sounds like you have implemented something. But this something is not Unicode aware.
So please explain in detail what your something exactly is.

Have you maybe disabled the timecode bar and instead enabled the x-fader bar?
If yes please switch back to the timecode bar or update to the latest beta version. In the current official version the TimeCode Window is only updated if the timecode bar (underneath the DJ Players) is visible.

I can tell you what ProppFrexx support (which I did in the above posts), but I can not tell you how to do things in an other application like WordPress! You really need to consult a web developer or WordPress expert for this. Also see my comments above under a). Have you enabled the "Force Upda...

Unfortunately no, I am not a web-service or web-development agency. And my time is too limited to start coding other people's web-pages. In order to achieve what you are looking for you you not only need to know a bit more about HTML/CSS, but you also need a small database to store the song-title in...

It is actually very easy...you just send a single command to your web-site from within ProppFrexx. The rest is handled on the web-site. This is very common practice... But, if you never developed a web-site, it might look difficult to you and in such case you might need a bit of help from a web-deve...

E.g. within a script you can use a script-line which might look like this:

LoadTrack, C:\weather\${weathercurrenttemperature}.mp3, Count=1, Options=SuppressAddHistory, SuppressHistoryCheck

You can achieve what you are looking for via the existing SND2 function. Set the MIC input mixer channel's 'Output To' to your MAIN output. Set the MIC input mixer channel's 'Mute/Unmute' option to 'Output Only'. This mutes/unmutes any routed output audio signal but NOT the SND signal. Now define yo...

A new v4.0.0.27-beta is available which fixes the small bug in the Tagger, that the 'RuleSets...' button is not working.

The RuleSet file follows the same guidelines like other global config files (e.g. the media- or script-libraries). Meaning it is stored in the global config folder (which is by default the ProppFrexx AppUserData folder). Note, that can use the "-globalconfig <path>" command-line option whe...

Then it should also work with ProppFrexx - I am calling/starting it the exact same way.
But please make a test with a file without any special characters - maybe SoundForge can not handle Unicode correctly.
E.g. create a file "Test.mp3" and see if that works...