kJams

i'll revisit this after i get 64bit stabilized, and have discontinued 32bit

note TunePrompter is 32bit Mac only. no 64bit, no windows.
try MidiCo Maker

the contact page (use messaging) will be quicker, this isn't a simple fix:
https://karaoke.kjams.com/contact/

QuickTime is supposed to "just work". If it does not there are a variety of reasons i'd have to look into.

it IS possible to set the volume of a particular song to something > 100%, which is dangerous cuz it can blow your speakers, when you play a maxed out regular song.
better to re-encode the audio of that one song to have a "compressor" or something that normalizes the amplitude.

if you must know ...

there is no "replace" feature built in

BUT: you can search for them, then use copy-paste into a spreadsheet, and THERE do the search / replace. note: it's dangerous.

check "treat em-dash as dash", try again?

email is best for this
does it happen every time or just that one time? if you right click->reload the music store does the problem go away?

i'm assuming this problem is fixed

yes, search-replace using em- or en-dash

I have an old Mac that runs macOS Mojave, and I use Tune Prompter there, sorry I don’t have better options at the moment

kJams Light or Pro, with the Burning plug-in, is capable of creating a CD+G from original CD+G digital files. kJams 2 can do it as well and does not need the Burning plug-in because it is built-in.

I would be very surprised to learn that Final Cut is capable of burning a CD+G disk, I think it burns ...

I'd only trust it if it said "CD+G" on it. In my experience, "Karaoke" doesn't mean "CD+G", when printed on a CD.

yeah, that'd be nice but not possible given Apple's security restrictions.

macOS already requires that the user do the actual drag-install, so they can answer any security prompts, there's no easy way to 'run an installer' to get it to put it where the previous copy was. at least not without tons ...