@ OldSchoolGM, Jukebox exists in your game. Think of it as an audio equivalent of the Journal Tab . These are audio resources that you not only have access to, but that you have placed in that particular game. You don't want your sci fi tracks in your fantasy game, for example. My Audio is like your Art Library . They are things you have selected or uploaded to be in your account, but are not actually placed in a particular game. If you remove tracks from your Jukebox, you are just removing them from that game. Every game has its own Jukebox. To remove a title from your account, you need to remove it from My Audio. Roll20 Audio Master is an entirely different, fan-built system that sits on top of everything else. It allows you to do all sorts of macro tricks with audio that the Jukebox cannot. Because of the way it is built, it needs to maintain its own audio database. Tou update that database, you clear the old (Roll20AM) one and import it fresh. Here is a macro that will do that for you. !roll20AM --config,remove !roll20AM --config,import And here is the command that brings up the built-in interface: !roll20AM --config,menu=playlists
