When attempting to update songs, countless popup windows (Queue Song Info) appear across the Control Panel.
When this happens, close the karaoke program by pressing the “X” mark at the top right hand side of the Control Panel.
Restart the karaoke program. Go to the Control Panel and uncheck the “Rotation” in the middle of the left hand side of the Control Panel.
Then proceed with the song update.

This instruction show how to customize the song numbers in a playlist. It applies to CAVS JB-199 III, JB-199 IV, JB-199 mini, and JB-199 mini II models.

Open the playlist in ‘My Server’ or in a playlist slot (1 – 10).
Highlight/mark the song (or all songs) that you wish to change the song numbers of. You can use a single click to select a single song, single click followed by Control-Clicks for additional songs, or use Click followed by Shift-Click for multiple songs.
Right click on the highlighted song(s) and you will see a popup menu with following choices.

• Index – Index all the songs as currently listed starting from 1 and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Start Number – For a highlighted song, index it with a start number inserted and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Filename – For all highlighted songs, index with filenames that are numerical, such as the song files in old JB-199 I or II.

Only the above three methods are allowed for renumbering the songs. Manual editing individual song numbers are not allowed for possible user errors.

The karaoke program keeps closing after starting. And resetting the Windows Registry by running Regedit does not help.

The karaoke program is likely tangled in the initial configuration due to incomplete Windows updates or user errors.
1. Open the File Explorer in Windows and go to Documents > JB-199IV or JB199Mini or PlayCDG Online (depending on which karaoke player you are working on).
2. Right click on the file JB-199IV.ini or JB199Mini.ini or PlayCDGOnline.ini. If the file name extension .ini is not showing, click on View at the top of the File Explorer and check “File name extensions”.
3. Select Delete from the menu to delete the file JB-199IV.ini or JB199mini.ini or PlayCDGOnline.ini.
4. Restart the karaoke program.
5. The karaoke program will restart with the factory default setting. Go to Tools > Setting and configure your options.

END

When attempting to update songs, countless popup windows (Queue Song Info) appear across the Control Panel.
When this happens, close the karaoke program by pressing the “X” mark at the top right hand side of the Control Panel.
Restart the karaoke program. Go to the Control Panel and uncheck the “Rotation” in the middle of the left hand side of the Control Panel.
Then proceed with the song update.

JukeServer is showing as terminated with errors and the customers are not able to connect their phones or tablets to the karaoke player.

Click on the JukeServer icon in the task bar and you will see an error message, for example, as below.

Error: listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use 10.0.40.2:5000
at Server.setupListenHandle [as _listen2] (net.js:1320:16)
at listenInCluster (net.js:1368:12)
at doListen (net.js:1505:7)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:83:21)
Emitted ‘error’ event on WebSocketServer instance at:
at Server.emit (events.js:400:28)
at emitErrorNT (net.js:1347:8)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:82:21) {
code: ‘EADDRINUSE’,
errno: -4091,
syscall: ‘listen’,
address: ‘10.0.40.2’,
port: 5000
}

Go to HELP in the Control Panel of the karaoke program and select “Restart Juke Server”.
The JukeServer will restart showing a message, for example,

Folder: C:\PlayCDG\esongbook, Index: backend/bundle.js
LocalHost: 192.168.1.245, Port: 5000
Model: PLAYCDG, Size: 4096, Type: Cloud
NODE_ENV: production HOST: 192.168.1.245 PORT: 5000
2024/09/06 04:31:16 763 home ..\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 769 profile initialize.
2024/09/06 04:31:16 773 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 776 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:16 778 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:16 779 init() => true
2024/09/06 04:31:16 780 Last loading file => Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:16 782 init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:16 784 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 786 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:16 787 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:17 734 Server is running on port 5000…
2024/09/06 04:31:17 735 Open http://192.168.1.245:5000 in browser
2024/09/06 04:31:18 405 state 1 hash f168b313c2a7928ae4001adea69d53fb syncfile Master Playlist.json
2024/09/06 04:31:18 474 master 8445 language 1 eng
2024/09/06 04:31:18 476 init – reload OK
2024/09/06 04:31:18 906 ws.connection ws-connect 1 0
2024/09/06 04:31:20 075 clientId 0 localhost
2024/09/06 04:31:20 080 mixer false
2024/09/06 04:31:20 082 socketMixer=> false 0
2024/09/06 04:31:21 346 load.file Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:21 347 init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:21 349 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:21 353 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:21 355 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:21 937 state 1 hash f168b313c2a7928ae4001adea69d53fb syncfile Master Playlist.json
2024/09/06 04:31:22 026 master 8445 language 1 eng
2024/09/06 04:31:22 027 init – reload OK
2024/09/06 04:31:22 029 load.result 8445
2024/09/06 04:31:22 057 queue=> 0 8445
2024/09/06 04:31:25 547 queue=> 0 8445
2024/09/06 04:32:22 192 Program is using 101.7M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:33:23 553 Program is using 101.9M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:34:24 617 Program is using 102.1M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:35:25 733 Program is using 102.4M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:36:26 959 Program is using 102.6M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:37:28 087 Program is using 101.8M bytes of Heap.

Note that the JukeServer is most likely to terminate with error when the karaoke player is placed in a new network environment and the player is started for the first time.
Restart the JukeServer as described above, and it will start normally thereafter.

“Read a zero value from registry, please delete this particular value, instead of setting it to zero:capture_height”
If the error message as above appears when starting the karaoke program, follow the steps below.

1. Type in “REGEDIT” at the Windows search bar and select to start Registry Editor.
2. On the left column, expand HKEY_CURRENT_USER > SOFTWARE and select “screen-capture-recorder”.
3. On the right side, right click on “capture_height” and select Delete. Confirm Yes to delete.
4. Exit out of Registry Editor.

Restart the karaoke program.

For JB-199 players with built-in web sever to function optimally, we recommend to reboot the player at least once a day. And this chore can be scheduled to be performed automatically using the Task Scheduler in Windows.
For instruction on how to set up the Task Scheduler, refer to the guide below.

How to set a Task Scheduler in Windows to reboot the JB-199 player automatically once a day

1.Type in ‘Task Scheduler’ into the search field of the Task bar. The Microsoft Search will show the ‘Task Scheduler’. Click on the ‘Task Scheduler’.
2.In the next screen, click on ‘Creat Basic Task…’. When a popup window appears, type in the name and description such as ‘CAVS JB-199…’ to indicate its purpose for your reference.
3.Select ‘Daily’ and press ‘Next’.
4.Select a time to reboot the player, which should be the least busy time of use. Press ‘Next’.
5.Select ‘Start a program’. Press ‘Next’
6.Type
shutdown -r -c “JB-199IV Online Reboot” -t 10 -f
into the Program/script field. Press ‘next’ and ‘Yes’.
7.Press ‘Finish’.
END

This instruction show how to customize the song numbers in a playlist. It applies to CAVS JB-199 III, JB-199 IV, JB-199 mini, and JB-199 mini II models.

Open the playlist in ‘My Server’ or in a playlist slot (1 – 10).
Highlight/mark the song (or all songs) that you wish to change the song numbers of. You can use a single click to select a single song, single click followed by Control-Clicks for additional songs, or use Click followed by Shift-Click for multiple songs.
Right click on the highlighted song(s) and you will see a popup menu with following choices.

• Index – Index all the songs as currently listed starting from 1 and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Start Number – For a highlighted song, index it with a start number inserted and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Filename – For all highlighted songs, index with filenames that are numerical, such as the song files in old JB-199 I or II.

Only the above three methods are allowed for renumbering the songs. Manual editing individual song numbers are not allowed for possible user errors.

This instruction show how to customize the song numbers in a playlist. It applies to CAVS JB-199 III, JB-199 IV, JB-199 mini, and JB-199 mini II models.

Open the playlist in ‘My Server’ or in a playlist slot (1 – 10).
Highlight/mark the song (or all songs) that you wish to change the song numbers of. You can use a single click to select a single song, single click followed by Control-Clicks for additional songs, or use Click followed by Shift-Click for multiple songs.
Right click on the highlighted song(s) and you will see a popup menu with following choices.

• Index – Index all the songs as currently listed starting from 1 and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Start Number – For a highlighted song, index it with a start number inserted and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Filename – For all highlighted songs, index with filenames that are numerical, such as the song files in old JB-199 I or II.

Only the above three methods are allowed for renumbering the songs. Manual editing individual song numbers are not allowed for possible user errors.

The karaoke program keeps closing after starting. And resetting the Windows Registry by running Regedit does not help.

The karaoke program is likely tangled in the initial configuration due to incomplete Windows updates or user errors.
1. Open the File Explorer in Windows and go to Documents > JB-199IV or JB199Mini or PlayCDG Online (depending on which karaoke player you are working on).
2. Right click on the file JB-199IV.ini or JB199Mini.ini or PlayCDGOnline.ini. If the file name extension .ini is not showing, click on View at the top of the File Explorer and check “File name extensions”.
3. Select Delete from the menu to delete the file JB-199IV.ini or JB199mini.ini or PlayCDGOnline.ini.
4. Restart the karaoke program.
5. The karaoke program will restart with the factory default setting. Go to Tools > Setting and configure your options.

END

When attempting to update songs, countless popup windows (Queue Song Info) appear across the Control Panel.
When this happens, close the karaoke program by pressing the “X” mark at the top right hand side of the Control Panel.
Restart the karaoke program. Go to the Control Panel and uncheck the “Rotation” in the middle of the left hand side of the Control Panel.
Then proceed with the song update.

JukeServer is showing as terminated with errors and the customers are not able to connect their phones or tablets to the karaoke player.

Click on the JukeServer icon in the task bar and you will see an error message, for example, as below.

Error: listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use 10.0.40.2:5000
at Server.setupListenHandle [as _listen2] (net.js:1320:16)
at listenInCluster (net.js:1368:12)
at doListen (net.js:1505:7)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:83:21)
Emitted ‘error’ event on WebSocketServer instance at:
at Server.emit (events.js:400:28)
at emitErrorNT (net.js:1347:8)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:82:21) {
code: ‘EADDRINUSE’,
errno: -4091,
syscall: ‘listen’,
address: ‘10.0.40.2’,
port: 5000
}

Go to HELP in the Control Panel of the karaoke program and select “Restart Juke Server”.
The JukeServer will restart showing a message, for example,

Folder: C:\PlayCDG\esongbook, Index: backend/bundle.js
LocalHost: 192.168.1.245, Port: 5000
Model: PLAYCDG, Size: 4096, Type: Cloud
NODE_ENV: production HOST: 192.168.1.245 PORT: 5000
2024/09/06 04:31:16 763 home ..\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 769 profile initialize.
2024/09/06 04:31:16 773 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 776 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:16 778 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:16 779 init() => true
2024/09/06 04:31:16 780 Last loading file => Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:16 782 init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:16 784 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 786 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:16 787 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:17 734 Server is running on port 5000…
2024/09/06 04:31:17 735 Open http://192.168.1.245:5000 in browser
2024/09/06 04:31:18 405 state 1 hash f168b313c2a7928ae4001adea69d53fb syncfile Master Playlist.json
2024/09/06 04:31:18 474 master 8445 language 1 eng
2024/09/06 04:31:18 476 init – reload OK
2024/09/06 04:31:18 906 ws.connection ws-connect 1 0
2024/09/06 04:31:20 075 clientId 0 localhost
2024/09/06 04:31:20 080 mixer false
2024/09/06 04:31:20 082 socketMixer=> false 0
2024/09/06 04:31:21 346 load.file Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:21 347 init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:21 349 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:21 353 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:21 355 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:21 937 state 1 hash f168b313c2a7928ae4001adea69d53fb syncfile Master Playlist.json
2024/09/06 04:31:22 026 master 8445 language 1 eng
2024/09/06 04:31:22 027 init – reload OK
2024/09/06 04:31:22 029 load.result 8445
2024/09/06 04:31:22 057 queue=> 0 8445
2024/09/06 04:31:25 547 queue=> 0 8445
2024/09/06 04:32:22 192 Program is using 101.7M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:33:23 553 Program is using 101.9M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:34:24 617 Program is using 102.1M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:35:25 733 Program is using 102.4M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:36:26 959 Program is using 102.6M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:37:28 087 Program is using 101.8M bytes of Heap.

Note that the JukeServer is most likely to terminate with error when the karaoke player is placed in a new network environment and the player is started for the first time.
Restart the JukeServer as described above, and it will start normally thereafter.

Using a USB-A to USB-B cable, connect a USB Bill Acceptor to the JB-199 mini II karaoke player.
1. In the Control Panel of the JB-199 karaoke program, go to Tools > USB Bill Acceptor.

2. Check te Serial and Bill Acceptor options. Fill in the setting options.

• For the COM PORT, go to Device Manager > COM PORTS in the Windows and find the COM PORT installed with PL SERIAL to USB driver.
• When the installed PL Serial to USB driver is showing as outdated or requiring new, go online to find the latest version of the PL2303 drive and install.

3. Restart the JB-199 karaoke program.

4. The USB Bill Acceptor will show blinking green light indicating it is ready to accept payments.

END

To make JB-199 mini II (or JB-199 mini II X) work with an analog/pulse bill acceptor, follow the steps below.

1. Purchase a Digital to Pulse PCB adapter from CAVS.

2. Connect the Digital to Pulse adapter to the JB-199 mini II using a USB connector, DC power supply using a 4 pin molex DC power supply, and an analog bill acceptor using a 5 pin DIN connector.

3. In the Control Panel of the JB-199 karaoke program, go to Tools > Serial. Check the Serial and Bill Acceptor options, and select the setting options.

• The COM port and the Baud rate of Serial can be obtained by going to the Device Manager > COM PORTS in the Windows 11. Look for the COM PORT with CH340 driver installed. Next select Properties to find the Baud rate and other setting options.
• For Windows 11, the CH340 driver must be of version 3.5 which can be downloaded from online. Also the automatic updates of drivers by Windows 11 must be blocked as follows.
  • Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to open the Run command.
  • Type gpedit.msc and click OK to open the Local Group Policy Editor.
  • Browse the following path:Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Manage updates offered from Windows Update
  • On the right side, double-click the Do not include drivers with Windows Update policy.
  • Select the Enabled option.
  • Click Apply.
  • Click OK.

4. Restart the JB-199 karaoke program. You will see the bill acceptor blinking Green lights indicating “ready to accept payments”.

5.For more details of how to operate with a bill acceptor, go to Section 7.8 of the User Manual.

END

“Read a zero value from registry, please delete this particular value, instead of setting it to zero:capture_height”
If the error message as above appears when starting the karaoke program, follow the steps below.

1. Type in “REGEDIT” at the Windows search bar and select to start Registry Editor.
2. On the left column, expand HKEY_CURRENT_USER > SOFTWARE and select “screen-capture-recorder”.
3. On the right side, right click on “capture_height” and select Delete. Confirm Yes to delete.
4. Exit out of Registry Editor.

Restart the karaoke program.

For JB-199 players with built-in web sever to function optimally, we recommend to reboot the player at least once a day. And this chore can be scheduled to be performed automatically using the Task Scheduler in Windows.
For instruction on how to set up the Task Scheduler, refer to the guide below.

How to set a Task Scheduler in Windows to reboot the JB-199 player automatically once a day

1.Type in ‘Task Scheduler’ into the search field of the Task bar. The Microsoft Search will show the ‘Task Scheduler’. Click on the ‘Task Scheduler’.
2.In the next screen, click on ‘Creat Basic Task…’. When a popup window appears, type in the name and description such as ‘CAVS JB-199…’ to indicate its purpose for your reference.
3.Select ‘Daily’ and press ‘Next’.
4.Select a time to reboot the player, which should be the least busy time of use. Press ‘Next’.
5.Select ‘Start a program’. Press ‘Next’
6.Type
shutdown -r -c “JB-199IV Online Reboot” -t 10 -f
into the Program/script field. Press ‘next’ and ‘Yes’.
7.Press ‘Finish’.
END

This instruction show how to customize the song numbers in a playlist. It applies to CAVS JB-199 III, JB-199 IV, JB-199 mini, and JB-199 mini II models.

Open the playlist in ‘My Server’ or in a playlist slot (1 – 10).
Highlight/mark the song (or all songs) that you wish to change the song numbers of. You can use a single click to select a single song, single click followed by Control-Clicks for additional songs, or use Click followed by Shift-Click for multiple songs.
Right click on the highlighted song(s) and you will see a popup menu with following choices.

• Index – Index all the songs as currently listed starting from 1 and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Start Number – For a highlighted song, index it with a start number inserted and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Filename – For all highlighted songs, index with filenames that are numerical, such as the song files in old JB-199 I or II.

Only the above three methods are allowed for renumbering the songs. Manual editing individual song numbers are not allowed for possible user errors.

This instruction show how to customize the song numbers in a playlist. It applies to CAVS JB-199 III, JB-199 IV, JB-199 mini, and JB-199 mini II models.

Open the playlist in ‘My Server’ or in a playlist slot (1 – 10).
Highlight/mark the song (or all songs) that you wish to change the song numbers of. You can use a single click to select a single song, single click followed by Control-Clicks for additional songs, or use Click followed by Shift-Click for multiple songs.
Right click on the highlighted song(s) and you will see a popup menu with following choices.

• Index – Index all the songs as currently listed starting from 1 and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Start Number – For a highlighted song, index it with a start number inserted and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Filename – For all highlighted songs, index with filenames that are numerical, such as the song files in old JB-199 I or II.

Only the above three methods are allowed for renumbering the songs. Manual editing individual song numbers are not allowed for possible user errors.

When attempting to update songs, countless popup windows (Queue Song Info) appear across the Control Panel.
When this happens, close the karaoke program by pressing the “X” mark at the top right hand side of the Control Panel.
Restart the karaoke program. Go to the Control Panel and uncheck the “Rotation” in the middle of the left hand side of the Control Panel.
Then proceed with the song update.

This instruction show how to customize the song numbers in a playlist. It applies to CAVS JB-199 III, JB-199 IV, JB-199 mini, and JB-199 mini II models.

Open the playlist in ‘My Server’ or in a playlist slot (1 – 10).
Highlight/mark the song (or all songs) that you wish to change the song numbers of. You can use a single click to select a single song, single click followed by Control-Clicks for additional songs, or use Click followed by Shift-Click for multiple songs.
Right click on the highlighted song(s) and you will see a popup menu with following choices.

• Index – Index all the songs as currently listed starting from 1 and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Start Number – For a highlighted song, index it with a start number inserted and sequentially thereafter.
• Index with Filename – For all highlighted songs, index with filenames that are numerical, such as the song files in old JB-199 I or II.

Only the above three methods are allowed for renumbering the songs. Manual editing individual song numbers are not allowed for possible user errors.

The karaoke program keeps closing after starting. And resetting the Windows Registry by running Regedit does not help.

The karaoke program is likely tangled in the initial configuration due to incomplete Windows updates or user errors.
1. Open the File Explorer in Windows and go to Documents > JB-199IV or JB199Mini or PlayCDG Online (depending on which karaoke player you are working on).
2. Right click on the file JB-199IV.ini or JB199Mini.ini or PlayCDGOnline.ini. If the file name extension .ini is not showing, click on View at the top of the File Explorer and check “File name extensions”.
3. Select Delete from the menu to delete the file JB-199IV.ini or JB199mini.ini or PlayCDGOnline.ini.
4. Restart the karaoke program.
5. The karaoke program will restart with the factory default setting. Go to Tools > Setting and configure your options.

END

When attempting to update songs, countless popup windows (Queue Song Info) appear across the Control Panel.
When this happens, close the karaoke program by pressing the “X” mark at the top right hand side of the Control Panel.
Restart the karaoke program. Go to the Control Panel and uncheck the “Rotation” in the middle of the left hand side of the Control Panel.
Then proceed with the song update.

JukeServer is showing as terminated with errors and the customers are not able to connect their phones or tablets to the karaoke player.

Click on the JukeServer icon in the task bar and you will see an error message, for example, as below.

Error: listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use 10.0.40.2:5000
at Server.setupListenHandle [as _listen2] (net.js:1320:16)
at listenInCluster (net.js:1368:12)
at doListen (net.js:1505:7)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:83:21)
Emitted ‘error’ event on WebSocketServer instance at:
at Server.emit (events.js:400:28)
at emitErrorNT (net.js:1347:8)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:82:21) {
code: ‘EADDRINUSE’,
errno: -4091,
syscall: ‘listen’,
address: ‘10.0.40.2’,
port: 5000
}

Go to HELP in the Control Panel of the karaoke program and select “Restart Juke Server”.
The JukeServer will restart showing a message, for example,

Folder: C:\PlayCDG\esongbook, Index: backend/bundle.js
LocalHost: 192.168.1.245, Port: 5000
Model: PLAYCDG, Size: 4096, Type: Cloud
NODE_ENV: production HOST: 192.168.1.245 PORT: 5000
2024/09/06 04:31:16 763 home ..\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 769 profile initialize.
2024/09/06 04:31:16 773 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 776 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:16 778 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:16 779 init() => true
2024/09/06 04:31:16 780 Last loading file => Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:16 782 init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:16 784 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:16 786 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:16 787 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:17 734 Server is running on port 5000…
2024/09/06 04:31:17 735 Open http://192.168.1.245:5000 in browser
2024/09/06 04:31:18 405 state 1 hash f168b313c2a7928ae4001adea69d53fb syncfile Master Playlist.json
2024/09/06 04:31:18 474 master 8445 language 1 eng
2024/09/06 04:31:18 476 init – reload OK
2024/09/06 04:31:18 906 ws.connection ws-connect 1 0
2024/09/06 04:31:20 075 clientId 0 localhost
2024/09/06 04:31:20 080 mixer false
2024/09/06 04:31:20 082 socketMixer=> false 0
2024/09/06 04:31:21 346 load.file Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:21 347 init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\Master Playlist.txt
2024/09/06 04:31:21 349 song_init C:\PlayCDG\esongbook\data\
2024/09/06 04:31:21 353 config {“file”:”Master Playlist.txt”,”host”:”192.168.1.245″,”port”:5000}
2024/09/06 04:31:21 355 song_init OK
2024/09/06 04:31:21 937 state 1 hash f168b313c2a7928ae4001adea69d53fb syncfile Master Playlist.json
2024/09/06 04:31:22 026 master 8445 language 1 eng
2024/09/06 04:31:22 027 init – reload OK
2024/09/06 04:31:22 029 load.result 8445
2024/09/06 04:31:22 057 queue=> 0 8445
2024/09/06 04:31:25 547 queue=> 0 8445
2024/09/06 04:32:22 192 Program is using 101.7M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:33:23 553 Program is using 101.9M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:34:24 617 Program is using 102.1M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:35:25 733 Program is using 102.4M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:36:26 959 Program is using 102.6M bytes of Heap.
2024/09/06 04:37:28 087 Program is using 101.8M bytes of Heap.

Note that the JukeServer is most likely to terminate with error when the karaoke player is placed in a new network environment and the player is started for the first time.
Restart the JukeServer as described above, and it will start normally thereafter.

“Read a zero value from registry, please delete this particular value, instead of setting it to zero:capture_height”
If the error message as above appears when starting the karaoke program, follow the steps below.

1. Type in “REGEDIT” at the Windows search bar and select to start Registry Editor.
2. On the left column, expand HKEY_CURRENT_USER > SOFTWARE and select “screen-capture-recorder”.
3. On the right side, right click on “capture_height” and select Delete. Confirm Yes to delete.
4. Exit out of Registry Editor.

Restart the karaoke program.