Hi Sandy:
Welcome to this board.
Ok, glad you figured that one out, I was preparing screenshots for you for the "time remaining issue".
As for the mp3s not playing 320kbps, it could be an issue in the way they were encoded. I've ran into the issue before but usually I run them through a re-encoder which normalizes the file and Virtual DJ Studio (VDJS) is able to play them. I use a piece of software called Format Factory which not only converts audio, but also video plus other formats like documents, pictures....etc. You can convert several files at the same time. One word of warning is if you plan to download it, be very careful as you're installing it, specially before you click "next", because sometimes they ask if you want to install various other pieces of software which you may not want. Make sure you click on "skip" or "no" when they ask to install (unless you really want that software), but it's mostly bloatware.
Regarding no FLAC support, that is correct...I'm not sure if the developer will be willing to add that. One of the reasons VDJS is cheaper is because he rarely relies on 3rd party plugins/libraries. He will usually write his own which keeps the software fast, less resource hungry, and he doesn't have to pay licensing fees or have to worry about whether a free plugin can later be converted to fee based plugin and has to worry about the legal ramifications of using it. Paying those licensing fees would bloat the price and the software itself. One example is the LAME MP3 encoder. Most software out there uses this plugin but Justin (the developer of VDJS) has written his own. On the bright side, you can use FORMAT FACTORY (as mentioned above) to convert all your FLAC files to mp3 format.
Regarding the FONT size, yes, I have problems with it as well. Unfortunately, you can't do anything about it, I know Justin is planning an update at some point in the future and several of us users have made that a top request (larger/choice of fonts). About the only thing that will make them bigger is to change the resolution on your screen, but I know in most cases that is not the ideal situation. It isn't in mine.
Fabio