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I'm testing out the file you provided and the link is reported like this for some reason: file:../../../../AppData/Local/Packages/Zubersoft.MobileSheets_9fx6hze9e3cne/LocalState/Backing_Tracks/Pirates.mp3#page=1
So that's creating some annoying problems. I'll have to create another build for you once I figure out how to handle this... You also have different links on the left and right side of the first song page. I'm not sure if that was intentional.
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I'll be sending you another email shortly with a link.
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Hey Mike, I cleared the library, uninstalled old, installed new, imported the song again and got the same result (with both Quality and Speed Render settings).
I had the two links just in case having the mp3 in the Local State folder might make a different. As mentioned though, I would far prefer to be able to use the original Onedrive folder.
It seems to me that the error is now indicating that it's finding the right file but somehow it's not accepting the Windows application association (although the filespaths in the imported PDF still seem very different than the pre-import version). Assuming the app knows now to translate the filepath to get to the correct file, could it have something to do with the windows file association? I have mp3s set to open with Windows Media Player, which I believe is default in W11.
