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No. Current Record Picker imports accept a Discogs collection CSV without a Genres column. Keep the original export and review the import preview before applying changes. If an older version rejects the file, update the app first; do not add a dummy column just to reproduce an old workaround.

No. A .recordpicker backup, a collection CSV and a synchronization file serve different purposes. Use the matching import or restore action. In the Android beta, use “Import my collection” for a .recordpicker backup, not the Optional Sync screen. Keep the original backup; if the destination already contains records, check the available merge or replacement options before proceeding.

On iPhone and iPad with Record Picker 3.2 and Pro, use the disc-shaped “Listened” button at the right end of the Random Pick action row. The Apple Watch companion also has a listening confirmation action. These controls depend on the platform and installed version; do not expect the same button in Mac 3.0.1. Drawing a record, opening a streaming service and confirming a listen are different events.

No. Exclusion keeps the record in your collection and removes it from eligible draws until you remove the exclusion. It does not create a confirmed listening session. Use the listening confirmation control when it is available in your version.

No. A listening link can open a search or a destination in an external music service. Check the selected album and start playback there if needed. Availability, account access and any required music subscription depend on that service. Opening the service is not proof that you listened to the record.

Compatibility with every TERA model has not been physically verified. Keyboard/HID mode can enter barcode digits, but this alone does not certify the complete Record Picker workflow. Before relying on a scanner, check its exact model and input mode with support. Include your operating system and app version; do not send pairing codes or your full collection backup.