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This is because by default the scheduler is set in Continuous Mode. In continuous mode a program runs until a next program starts (where effectively the end time of a program is ignored).

You need to disable this mode (aka Isolated Mode), so that a program only runs from its defined start til the ...

You probably accidentally deleted the Trackname column ;)
You can define the layout as you need it...

Just right-click on the column header (e.g. the 'Filename' column) and then select 'Column Chooser...'.

Now you can drag and drop any column from or into the column chooser to select exactly which ...

The "Check for Updates..." function should work again!

It might be related and I’ll double check!

But in the latest versions since your update nothing related to the GPIO client was added. So I doubt, that your issue is related to that. It more like needs to be solved in your environment?

No, not really - FIXED also works fine.

But your issue is, that you defined the program entries as "Overlay: Overlay End Time Fixed" -
so please define all your regular program entries as " Overlay: No Overlay "!

You only get these overlay types proposed, if your program entries timely overlap ...

I have recorded some tests for you, so that you can maybe adjust things:

1) The Program Scheduler Entry as an example: I ran four hourly recurring program every 15 Minutes (for testing) in Soft mode - it runs a sample script which looks like this: Screenshot 2025-06-10 173153.png

2) I left the ...

I can NOT reproduce that issue. Only manual opened playlists do stay open. But any playlist scheduled via the scheduler should close automatically. In all my tests it does. Else, the software would not be usable for hundreds of users of course…

Can you post me your program scheduler configuration ...

The error message you receive is not a program error, but a limitation of the Windows Operating system!
But you are right, that this error might occur.

The Windows operating system limits the number of USER and GDI objects (which are represented by handles) that can be created by a process. I.e ...

A list of what all tracks or all values?

But no, there is no list of all used mood or grouping values ever used on any track, as each value is only saved per track.
This list would also not help when you lost some tracks. Plus it is almost impossible to maintain such lists. Assume you delete a ...

Sure. You can simply show these columns in the playlist window (or when using the Tagger in its Explorer panel).

To show these columns right-click on the header and select the ‚Column-Chooser‘.