kJams

yes, there's no way to ask the OS if it has been granted, at least no public API without a hack. so just check the "don't ask me again" checkbox

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, you...

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.