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I assume it might be an ACPD issue?
But without further details I can not really tell. A quick here just shows me, that the media type is correctly set and as such the defined mixing settings apply correctly for that media type.

May be you can try to suppress ACDP for such media types, to see if ...

Yes, as said - it should fix it.

You say, that the issue only appears, when someone manually creates a playlist (when voice tracking is performed).
See the other option the the ‚More…‘ dialog. - eg. you can also set the option to ‚Never‘ add manually added tracks to the global history.

A new v4.5.2.12 is available which add a new "Force Exclude Filter with Adding" option to the More... option dialog.
If option forces the exclude filter also when adding tracks to the global history.

Are you talking about manually added tracks?
The Exclude Option is today basically only used when checking the history.

Note, that in each script-line you have a separate option to check and/or add tracks to the history - see the script-line Options:
- SuppressHistoryCheck
- SuppressAddHistory
So ...

Thanks!

Yes, this is the default behavior and works as designed. You can tell ProppFrexx either in the general settings or in the script how many tracks should be scheduled ahead.
And there is no issue or side effect by 'overscheduling' tracks - even, if they are in the end not really played - e.g. all ...

This is already what a DJ Player is doing - see the attached screenshot.
The DJ Player has
a) a green progress bar showing the remaining time til the Ramp position
b) it shows the Ramp Up Time Left in the time/clock display of the DJ Player
Screenshot 2026-03-28 105850.png


In addition to that ...

That sounds strange, esp. because the layout and the VST usage are completely unrelated.
You can he resetting the layout in the general settings - but the default layout would include all window panels, but you say they are still not visible?
Is the VST working again when you reenable it? Which VST ...

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Seems to be a bug in the Windows Smart App and not ProppFrexx - unfortunately you would need to open a ticket there, as I am not able to do so logically.