2 things ,
1. the “audio.jpg” is overlaying and hiding the Linksheets.
<image image=“@@artist” w=“1280” h=“720” bg=“1”/>
<image image=“@@album_name” w=“1280” h=“720” bg=“1”/>
<image image=“image/audio.jpg” x=“0” y=“0” w=“1280” h=“720” align=“hcenter” scale_type=“pan” scale=“100” bg=“1”/>
Try it the other way around … so the Linksheet will overlay on top of the audio.jpg (the background picture of the piano) also just to safe … add an x and y code as well.
<image image=“@@artist” x=“0” y=“0” w=“1280” h=“720” bg=“1”/>
<image image=“@@album_name” x=“0” y=“0” w=“1280” h=“720” bg=“1”/>
2.
Looking at that screenshot … your “Artist” is “Unknown”
so, you would need a Linksheet named Unknown for the “Artist” to display.
If you want “The Doors” as the text display and the name of the Linksheet, you’ll need to use a Tag Editor on your music files. eg. Mp3tag (which works with wma files)
or you could also have a Linksheet named Best of the DOORS (if you want an album Linksheet)
