On your computer

The XZ Mods app

Preparing a USB, building stems, watching the XZ screen live and the tools in the desktop app.

Applies to XZ Mods app on your computer

The XZ Mods app runs on your computer. It puts XZ Mods on a USB, makes stems for your tracks, makes your DJ profile, keeps the app and your USB up to date, holds tools for your library, games and the XZ screen, and sends your reports and ideas to the maintainer. It never formats a drive and never changes your music or the library your DJ software exported.

You need 64-bit Windows with WebView2, or a Mac with macOS 14 or later. Making stems needs a Windows computer or an Apple silicon Mac. On an Intel Mac you can still import stems you made elsewhere.

Around the app

The bar along the top has five sections for your work, then the Manual and About and, on the right, Feedback. The section you are in is filled yellow. The page sits on the raised panel below it.

Section	What it is for
USB	Install or update XZ Mods on a USB, add your DJ profile and games
Stems	Make stems for the tracks on your music USB, or import stems you already have
DJ Profile	Your name and logo on the XZ, and the profile track
Updates	App updates, the XZ Mods version for your USB, and network updates for your XZ
Tools	Repair library, Game downloads and XZ Screen
Manual	This manual, with search, animations and your place in it
About	The app, its maker, links, disclaimers and open-source licenses
Feedback	Report a problem, request a feature or ask a question, and follow what you sent

Tools, Updates and the Manual list what they hold down the left, beside the page: the tools, the three Updates pages, or the manual's chapters. The button at the far left of the top bar hides that list and shows it again, and the app remembers your choice.

The top left names the player firmware the app prepares USBs for, XDJ-XZ 1.26. The app version is at the top right. In a narrower window point at Beta to see it.

The app opens as large as its pages need, but never larger than your screen. In a narrow window the sections show only their icons. Point at one to see its name. The list on the left then opens over the page from the button at the top left, and closes when you pick something.

USB

USB is the first page. Plug in your XZ USB, or any USB stick, and the app finds it. When only one USB is connected, it opens by itself.

No USB yet. The app keeps looking, so plug one in. Write to a folder instead… prepares a folder on this computer

Several USBs. Each card says whether XZ Mods is on it yet and whether it holds music exported from your DJ software

Choose a USB or a folder

The USB list shows every connected USB the app can write XZ Mods to. Any file system works, FAT32 or exFAT, and each card shows it beside the drive letter. Choose a card to open that USB.

Two USBs and a folder to choose from. One line names the drives the app leaves out.

Write to a folder instead… puts the loader and its settings in a folder on this computer. Copy everything in it to the top of a USB stick afterward. Games are added only when you write to a USB itself.

The list comes back whenever you step back from a USB: Change USB on the dashboard, Cancel in a guide, or Esc on the dashboard. The USB you left does not open by itself again until you plug in or remove a drive, so you can pick another one. Its card is still selected, and Enter opens it again.

The USB dashboard

Once a USB is open, the page shows one status and one action for it.

A fresh USB. XZ Mods is not on it yet, so the one action is Install XZ Mods.

The status changes with what the app finds:

Status	Action	What it means
XZ Mods is not on this USB yet	Install XZ Mods	Adds the loader, free games and your DJ profile. Music and playlists stay as they are.
Update available	Update USB	The USB has an older build. Updating backs up its loader first. See what changes lists what is new.
Up to date	none	The chosen build is already on this USB.
Choose which XZ Mods build goes on this USB	Use the newest build	No build is chosen on this computer yet. The button picks the one that came with the app.
No XZ Mods build is on this computer yet	Set up mod versions	Opens a short guide that finds or imports a build.

Update available, with the number of changes

No build chosen yet. Use the newest build picks the one that came with the app

Install or update XZ Mods

Install XZ Mods and Update USB open a short guide. The steps that do not apply are left out, so the count at the top changes.

Every step ends in the same bar. Back on the left returns to the step before; from the first step it returns to the dashboard. The way forward is on the right. Esc does the same as Back. Cancel at the top leaves the guide without writing anything and shows the USB list, so you can choose another USB or a folder. While the USB is written there is no Back, and the done screen has Done instead, because a write cannot be undone.

Your DJ profile. Appears when the USB has no profile yet. Type your name and add a logo, or choose Skip for now and add it later.
Choose the screen the XZ shows. New interface (MODERN) or Standard XDJ-XZ interface (CLASSIC). See Getting started.
Ready to write. A checklist of everything the write will do.
Writing. The progress of each part. Underneath, the app explains four decks while you wait.
Done. What was written, what to do on the XZ, and how four decks work.
Optional support. A thank-you page with a voluntary support link. Every feature works whether you contribute or not.

Four decks is not a step of the guide. Nothing about it happens while the USB is written: you set it up at the player, whenever you want. See Four decks in the app.

Your DJ profile. Skip for now leaves it for later

Choose the screen the XZ shows. The selected card plays a short clip of it.

Ready to write, with Change games open. Under the list, a line says music, playlists and prepared stems are never touched.

Beat Arcade, Wave Rider, Rhythm Lab and Static Surfer are built into the loader and always come with it. Doom shareware, Chex Quest and Freedoom Phase 2 are free downloads that the app checks and copies to VJTOOLS\Games on the USB. A fresh USB gets every free game unless you untick it. An update keeps the games the USB already has and adds none on its own. Under the checklist, Eject the USB when writing finishes ejects it for you so you can take it straight to the XZ.

Press Write to USB in the bar under the checklist. If a newer build needs a setting changed on the USB, the app first asks in Adjust USB settings for this version. It saves a copy of the settings file first and puts it back if the loader write fails.

Your USB is ready. Four decks and the optional support link follow further down.

Under Four decks, Support XZ Mods (optional) opens the optional support page, and Eject the USB by itself next time ejects the USB on its own after the next write.

If a game download failed, Retry the failed games tries only those, and the USB is not ejected until you have. When the write also saved a DJ profile, Make the profile track opens the profile track steps.

Writing. The progress of each part shows inside the guide

Four decks in the app experimental

Four decks is set up at the player, so the app explains it rather than asking you to do anything. The USB list and the dashboard show a Four decks row. While a USB is written, and again on the done screen, a Four decks section shows the cable animation and the three things to do at the player.

The Four decks section on the done screen.

How four decks work and the Four decks row both open the Four decks chapter of this manual. If the build just written has no four-deck engine, the section says so and offers Choose the four-deck build, which opens the four-deck build choice in XZ Mods version. Save it, then update the USB.

Stems

Stems makes vocal, harmonic and drum stems for the tracks on your music USB and writes them beside each track. Plug in the USB your DJ software exports your music to. The app lists every track on it. Your tracks and the library your DJ software exported stay as they are.

Twelve tracks selected and the stem engine set up.

Status	What it means	What to do
Ready	Stems are on the USB	Nothing. Open the details to Verify them
Missing	No stems yet	Select it and prepare
Not yet	XZ Mods cannot prepare this format yet, such as AIFF	Export the track as WAV, FLAC or MP3
No audio file	The track's file is not on the USB	Export the track to the USB again from your DJ software
Failed	Preparing stopped, with the reason under it	Fix the reason, then Retry
Damaged	Verify found a broken stem page	Select it and prepare it again
Prepare again	Made by an older version	Open the details and choose Prepare again

A batch holds up to 100 tracks. The estimate turns amber when space gets tight and red when the selection does not fit. The button then reads Prepare N that fit and prepares the tracks in order until the next one would not fit.

While a batch runs, each row moves from Queued to Preparing to Ready, and the bar shows the track, the step and about how long is left. The first time on a new computer it says Timing this computer until it has measured. Cancel stops within a second. Finished tracks are kept. When the batch ends, the bar offers the next step.

No music USB found. Connect a USB opens a short guide to find or choose one

The selection does not fit. Prepare 7 that fit

A batch running, with the step and the time left

Finished with one failure. Retry 1 failed

After a batch	What it offers
A track failed	Retry N failed
You pressed Cancel	Prepare N remaining
The USB was unplugged	Continue. Nothing is left half-written
The USB filled up	Choose fewer tracks

Open a row for its details. A Ready track shows who prepared it and offers Verify, which reads every stem page without changing the USB, Import stems to replace them, and Prepare again. Prepare again keeps the current stems until the new ones pass their check.

Set up the stem engine

The first time, the button reads Set up stem engine. It opens a short guide that ends on a working engine.

Check. The app looks at this computer's graphics card or processor.
Choose. Pick a quality. The recommended one is marked for this computer.
Install. The app downloads what the engine needs once and checks every file.
Test. It separates 30 seconds of your first selected track and tells you how long a whole track will take. Nothing is written to the USB.

Quality	Use it for
Balanced	The best quality. Recommended with a graphics card or Apple silicon
Fast	Good separation in about half the time. Recommended without a graphics card
Light	Computers without a graphics card and with little memory. Vocals bleed more

If setup cannot finish, it names the one reason and offers the fix. For example, when the graphics driver is too old, Use the processor sets up the engine on the processor instead.

Set up stem engine replaces Prepare until the engine is set up

Step 1. The graphics card the engine will use

Step 3. What it downloads, and the free space on this computer

Step 4. The test result, then Prepare 12 tracks

The driver is too old. Use the processor, or update the driver and check again

Import stems you already have

Choose Import stems in the toolbar, or Import stems made elsewhere in a track's details. Drop stem files or a ZIP into the window, or choose files. WAV, FLAC, MP3 and AIFF sets work.

Add files. From the toolbar, also pick which track the stems are for.
Check. The app places each file on VOCALS, DRUMS or HARMONICS by its name and lines the stems up with the track on your USB. Change any Goes to choice you disagree with. Leave out skips a file.
Write. Write stems to USB writes the stems and checks them.

Two files need a place. Play a file to hear what it is

A vocals and instrumental pair needs the stem engine to pull the drums out of the instrumental. If the engine is not set up yet, the import offers Set up stem engine and carries on afterward. To use stems on the player, see Stems.

DJ Profile

DJ Profile makes and edits the profiles on a USB. A profile is your name, logo and colour. The XZ shows each profile as a logo tile, and the active one is the DJ the XZ and VJ software on the same network see. Profiles are saved on the USB only. Nothing is uploaded. To use them on the player, see Connect and DJ profiles.

XZ Mods app · DJ Profile

A new profile.

1
DJ name
Your name as it should read on the XZ.
2
Logo
A PNG or JPEG up to 8 MB. A transparent PNG looks best. You can add alternate logos.
3
Colour
The profile colour. The first swatch matches the USB's colour in your DJ software.
4
On the XZ
The header and the logo tile as the XZ draws them.
5
What VJ software sees
Your name and links as VJ software reads them.
6
More
An optional tagline, links and more.

XZ Mods app · DJ Profile

The profiles on a USB after a save.

1
Create profile track
The next step after a save.
2
Profile tile
One tile per profile.
3
Active
The profile the XZ uses.
4
Edit
Changes this profile.
5
New DJ profile
Adds another profile to the USB.
6
Profile track
A track that carries your profile to players that cannot read extra files.

For players that only read tracks, a profile track carries your name, logos and links. It is a silent song, so it goes through your DJ software like any other track.

XZ Mods app · DJ Profile

Making a profile track.

1
Steps
Where, Create, then Add it to your library.
2
This computer
Saves the track in your Music folder, ready for your DJ software.
3
Choose folder
Saves the track somewhere else.
4
Copy on the USB
Also puts a copy in your profile folder on the USB.
5
Create or Cancel
Makes the track, or leaves without one.

Updates

Updates keeps every version in one place, on three pages listed on the left: App updates for this app, XZ Mods version for the build that goes on your USB, and Network updates to send that build to XZs on your network. Updates opens on App updates. A yellow dot on Updates and on App updates in its list means a newer app is ready.

App updates

On Windows the app checks for updates by itself at launch and shows Review update at the top of the page when one is ready. The installer updates the app and opens it again. Mac versions download from the release page.

XZ Mods version

XZ Mods version chooses which build goes on your USB the next time you install or update it. Saving your choice does not write to any USB.

Lower on the page:

Restore or update a loader by hand updates the loader on a USB you choose and keeps a backup of the old one. Music and saved settings stay in place.
Prepare from a firmware 1.26 file builds the loader from a firmware 1.26 file you choose, into a folder you choose.

Import a build takes a prepared XZ Mods resources folder, or a whole XZ Mods app folder that holds one. The app checks every file before it adds the build. Imported builds are not checked on a real XDJ-XZ.

Network updates experimental

Network updates sends the build installed on this computer to XZs on your local network. Each XZ checks the signed update, saves it on its USB and starts it at the next boot.

Prepare or update the USB loader once, so it supports network updates.
Choose Detect adapters, then the adapter connected to the XZ network.
Choose Start update server.
On the XZ, open CONNECT › UPDATES, then download the update. See Updates over the network.
Switch the XZ off and on when you are ready to start the new version.

Network updates change XZ Mods and the game engine. They keep your music and the original USB loader, so you can always go back. Cancel stops the server.

Tools

Tools holds what you need now and then, grouped by what it works on: your USB and your XZ. The list on the left holds the same tools, so you can go straight from one to another. Tools in the top left of each tool goes back to this page.

Repair library

Repair library checks the music library your DJ software exported to a USB the XZ cannot read. It can clear invalid unused pages and reconnect playback history pages that survived. It keeps track records, playlists, music and prepared stems.

Choose the USB. Then choose Check library.
Library check. The verdict, what the library holds and what is wrong. Save report keeps the result on this computer.
Repair plan. What changes and what stays the same. Back up and repair backs up the library files first.

If the DJ software that writes the USB is open on this computer, the check says so and offers Prepare for repair. Close it so both apps do not write at the same time, then check again. After a repair, Undo this repair puts the library files back exactly as they were before it.

Game downloads

Game downloads gets the free games again and copies them to a USB. Use it to retry a download that failed while the app wrote your USB, or to add the games to a USB that already has XZ Mods. Games already on the USB stay in place.

Doom shareware, Chex Quest and Freedoom Phase 2 each have their own download. Put your own compatible WADs in a WADS folder on either USB, then choose a base game and an optional add-on in the XZ's USB WAD loader. Downloading games does not change the XZ loader.

XZ Screen experimental

XZ Screen shows the XDJ-XZ screen on this computer over the network, so you can add it to an OBS scene. It sends the picture only, no audio, and the XZ keeps all its controls.

Connect this computer and the XZ to the same network, for example the same router or a network cable between them.
Choose Set up Live Streamer. The app looks for the XZ at once.
If the guide asks, update the USB loader on the USB page, then switch the XZ off and on with both decks stopped. The guide never restarts the XZ.
Choose Connect.

To use the picture in OBS, add a Browser source, paste the OBS Browser Source URL, and set its width to 800 and height to 480. Copy OBS URL copies it. Keep the app running. The URL works on this computer only and changes when you reconnect.

Tick Show a logo while browsing USB to cover the stream with the XZ Mods logo while you browse your USB. The play screen comes back on its own. Menus, custom themes and screens the app does not recognise stay covered.

With an older USB loader the picture updates about once a second and the status says it is not performance video. Update the USB loader appears beside it.

Manual

Manual is this manual, inside the app. It comes with the app, so it needs no internet connection. Where the app explains a feature, Read in the manual opens the chapter about it.

How-to videos. Many sections show how to get there on the player: the player's screen, beside a picture of the key, rotary selector or pad you use, pressed in time with the screen. The steps under the video light up as it reaches them. Click a step to play from there. Where a section shows more than one way, the tabs above the steps switch between them.
Numbers on pictures. Point at a number, or tab to it and use the arrow keys, to light up that part of the picture and read what it is. Play steps through every number. The list under the picture says the same.
Your interface. Choose MODERN, CLASSIC or Both on the start page or at the foot of the chapter list. The manual then hides what does not apply to you. A MODS page drawn in both interfaces has a MODERN and CLASSIC switch on its picture.
Where you stopped. The manual remembers the chapter and section you read last. The start page offers Continue where you left off.
Less motion. When your computer is set to reduce motion, nothing in the manual moves by itself. A video shows a still picture of each step and plays only when you press Play.

Menu map, under the start page in the chapter list, shows every screen on the player and how to get to it, as a flow chart. The play screen is on the left, and what each key opens fans out to its right. Every branch is labelled with the control that opens it: a key such as MENU, the rotary selector, or a tap on a word on the screen.

The menu map at BEAT JUMP PADS, opened with MENU, then PLAY, then BEAT JUMP PADS.

Room to work. The chapter list folds away while the map is open, so the map has the width. The button at the far left of the top bar brings the list back.
Move around. Drag the map to move it. The mouse wheel, or the + and − keys on your computer, zoom in and out, and 0 fits the whole map. In a wide window the small map in the corner shows where you are; click it to go there.
Branches. The number beside a screen opens the screens after it, and − closes them again. The map opens with the MODS sections closed, so the first view stays readable.
Keys. The arrow keys walk the map: right into a branch, left back out, up and down to the screens beside it. Enter opens a screen and Esc closes it. Previous screen and Next screen at the foot of a screen walk the whole map in order.
From a chapter. A section of the manual about a screen has On the menu map beside its heading. It opens the map at that screen.

About

About says what XZ Mods is and who makes it, and gathers the links, the disclaimers and the open-source licenses in one place.

Feedback

Feedback is where you tell the maintainer about a problem, ask for a feature or ask a question, and follow what you sent. It sits at the right of the top bar on every page.

Reports from your XZ that wait for your words appear above My reports, under From your XZ. The sticks that may send them are listed under Your XZ sticks.

The report window sends a private report to the maintainer: a problem, something that got worse, an idea or a question. Report a problem in Feedback opens it at the first question. Request a feature and Ask a question answer that question for you. The only thing you have to fill in is one box. Nothing is posted publicly.

Pick what it is about, or Not sure.
Answer at most two more short questions, or press Not sure.
Write what happened in your own words. One sentence is enough.
Press Send privately.

You pick	It then asks
Something got worse	When it got worse, then for the USB sticks that were in the XZ
Something isn't working	What kind of problem: sound, SYNC or tempo, the screen, buttons and pads, loading and USB, four decks, a crash, or something else
It should work differently	Compared with what: the XZ before XZ Mods, another XZ feature, other DJ gear or software, an earlier XZ Mods version, or just your preference. For gear or another feature, which one
I have a new idea	What kind of idea
How do I...?	Nothing more. Go straight to your question

The box, with an answer from this manual.

As you type, Is this it? shows answers from this manual. The matching runs on your computer; your words are not sent anywhere for it. If an answer solves it, its button opens the right setup, such as Set up four decks, or That answers it closes the window. Nothing is sent.

Included details

While you answer and type, the app reads the details that help the maintainer, for at most 10 seconds: the session log and settings on your XZ Mods USB, the diary on each stick, the app's events and the build. Everything is cleaned first. No track names, file paths, serial numbers or network addresses are kept.

Send privately sends exactly your words and the ticked details shown at that moment. If you send before the app has finished reading, it sends what it has read and notes what is missing. Collect again reads everything again. Ideas include no details at all, only your words. Details are deleted after 14 days.

When something got worse

For something that got worse, the app asks you to plug in every USB stick that was in the XZ when it happened. XZ Mods versions that keep a diary write it to each stick while the XZ plays. The app reads only that diary, never your music.

Two sticks plugged in: an XZ Mods USB with a diary and a music stick without one.

Each stick appears by itself as you plug it in. Press That's all of them when every stick is in. A missing stick or a missing diary never stops you sending.

After you send

Every accepted report or idea gets its own reference, such as R-4F7K-2M9Q. Quote it when asking about that report. Copy copies the reference. The reference stays the same if you send again after a connection failure. It does not let anyone read your report or its status.

If the app cannot confirm that a report arrived, it says Not confirmed yet. Nothing is lost. Set up reporting connection checks the internet connection and the computer's clock, then Send again sends the same report. If the first attempt did arrive, you get its receipt and nothing arrives twice. Save to a file keeps a copy without sending.

The setup after a send that was not confirmed.

My reports

My reports lists every report and idea sent from this computer, with its kind and where it is now, in plain words. It is the list under the buttons in Feedback.

When a report's status changes, a notice appears at the top of whichever page is open.

A status change, shown while App updates is open.

The app checks for news when it starts, after it checks for app updates, and when you open My reports, at most every 15 minutes for each report. Check now checks at once. If you are offline, the last known status stays.

Open a report to see where it is. The view is read-only. Once the maintainer assigns it, Part of XZ-1042 names the bug, feature or question it belongs to. Reports about the same item share that item number. If the maintainer moves your report to another item, this number changes; your R reference stays the same. Item numbers remain after the report's details are deleted.

A problem the maintainer confirmed, with a fix in progress.

If the maintainer needs one more detail, the question appears in the report. Answer in a new report starts a report that names this one.
Open status page and Copy status link give a read-only web page with the same status, report reference and item number. It shows none of your words or details. Anyone with the link can read the status. Turn off status links stops every link for this report; the app still checks it.
Forget this report removes its receipt from this computer. The maintainer keeps the report.
A report saved, but not sent, by an older version of the app appears under Saved, not sent. Use this text starts a new report with its words.

Details are deleted 14 days after you send them. Tracking lasts while a report is open, up to one year without news, then 180 days after it closes. A fix in a local test build is not a published update.

From your XZ

A report sent from the XZ waits in Feedback for your words. From your XZ appears above My reports while one waits. The XZ notes the screen you were on as names only. It keeps no picture and no text from the screen.

A report from the XZ, waiting for your words.

Send adds your words to the same report, under the same reference. The report then moves to your sent reports, where you follow it like any other.
Send without comments finishes the report as it is.
If the app can't reach the report service, it keeps your words and sends them by itself later. You can close the app.
The XZ already sent the collected details. They are deleted 14 days after it sent them. After that the report says so, and your words still reach the maintainer.
The maintainer sees the report as soon as the XZ sends it, marked as waiting for your comments, and can start from the logs.

The app tells you when a report from the XZ waits:

While the app is open, a new report brings a Windows notification, such as "Your XZ sent a report, R-4F7K-2M9Q. Add what happened?" Click it to open that report.
Feedback in the top bar shows how many reports wait.
When the app starts with reports waiting, a callout under the page title names them.

The callout when the app starts with a report waiting.

Reminders end when you choose Stop reminding, or 7 days after a report arrives. Each report brings one notification at most. If Windows notifications are off for XZ Mods, or your copy of the app is not installed, the badge and the callout tell you instead.

Your XZ sticks

Every stick XZ Mods writes gets a loader ID, such as L-7K2M-9Q4F. It lets the XZ send reports from that stick to this computer, and to nothing else. Your XZ sticks, near the bottom of Feedback, lists them.

Three sticks: one waiting to register, one ready and one revoked.

Revoke a stick you lost or gave away. The XZ can no longer send reports from it. If you are offline, the stick is revoked on this computer at once and the report service hears of it later.
Writing XZ Mods to that stick again gives it a new key, and it can send reports again.
Plug it in to finish means a write to that stick was not confirmed. Plug the stick in with the app open. If the state stays, write XZ Mods to the stick again.
With no sticks yet, Set up a USB opens the USB setup.

Maintainer inbox

Maintainer inbox, at the bottom of Feedback, is for the maintainer. Connect it with the report-only owner key. The short setup checks that key by reading the inbox.

Enter a report reference or item number in the search box and choose Find. You can type either case, with or without spaces and dashes. For a report reference, I or L also means 1, and O means 0. A report reference finds one report; an item number finds the reports assigned to that item. Clear returns to the inbox.

The inbox, scrolled right to show Reference and Item.

The reference and item number identify a report; the owner key is still required to read the inbox.

Desktop language

Choose Language / Idioma below the navigation to open XZ language setup. It detects the bundled offline catalogs, lets you choose a language, imports an optional JSON catalog, then applies the text so you can verify it on screen. No account or translation service is required. This setting belongs to XZ Mods only.

Coverage counts describe extracted desktop and manual text. Machine translations require language review. Export a catalog to review text offline; import rejects changed sources, missing placeholders and altered printed control names. After a source change, regenerate all languages against a fresh source snapshot.

For local generation, open the independent provider section. Detect saved resources, enter the Python executable and Small100 model folder, then choose Connect and live verify. The test translates a sentence into all 14 languages. Install pinned dependencies creates an XZ-only Python environment using the selected Python and installs the pinned provider packages. It needs network access for those packages, but translation runs locally without credentials or paid services. The Small100 folder must already contain model.bin, shared_vocabulary.json and sentencepiece.bpe.model.

Choose Generate all languages to resume the full corpus. Progress and logs remain in the XZ application data directory. Cancel translation stops this job and retains checkpoints. Publication replaces the complete language set only after every locale passes structural validation. This does not establish native-speaker approval. The packaged source snapshot belongs to this XZ release; updating the app supplies a new snapshot.

Printed hardware names such as CUE, SHIFT, SYNC, MENU and BACK stay as printed. Track names and stock alerts are not translated. Arabic uses browser right-to-left text layout; fonts come from the operating system. Pictures of the player's screens keep their English labels. The MODS menu on the player has its own language choice, under MODS > EXTRAS > LANGUAGE (Language); choosing a desktop language does not change it.

#Around the app

#USB

#Choose a USB or a folder

#The USB dashboard

#Install or update XZ Mods

#Four decks in the app experimental

#Stems

#Set up the stem engine

#Import stems you already have

#DJ Profile

#Updates

#App updates

#XZ Mods version

#Network updates experimental

#Tools

#Repair library

#Game downloads

#XZ Screen experimental

#Manual

#The menu map

#About

#Feedback

#Report a problem or share an idea

#Included details

#When something got worse

#After you send

#My reports

#From your XZ

#Your XZ sticks

#Maintainer inbox

#Desktop language

Around the app

USB

Choose a USB or a folder

The USB dashboard

Install or update XZ Mods

Four decks in the app experimental

Stems

Set up the stem engine

Import stems you already have

DJ Profile

Updates

App updates

XZ Mods version

Network updates experimental

Tools

Repair library

Game downloads

XZ Screen experimental

Manual

The menu map

About

Feedback

Report a problem or share an idea

Included details

When something got worse

After you send

My reports

From your XZ

Your XZ sticks

Maintainer inbox

Desktop language