Minecraft – Title Problems with multiplayer

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Ok, so as of right now, I am currently making a minigame related to racing. So, I have a title timer. It displays the time you take throughout the course. It works flawlessly, however, whenever I start a LAN server and someone comes on, the title timer refuses to work? The confusing part is the timer actually works in the background, it just doesn't display the title. When I go to the command block that does the title, its feedback says:

'That entity cannot be found'

Here is the command for reference:

/title @a[score_Playing_min=1,score_Playing=1] title ["",{"score":{"name":"@a[score_timing_min=1,score_timing=1]","objective":"dispminute"},"color":"blue"},{"text":":","color":"blue"},{"score":{"name":"@a[score_timing_min=1,score_timing=1]","objective":"dispsecond"},"color":"blue"}]

The 'Playing' objective is just an objective to see if someone is playing the game. The timing objective is seeing if someone wants to be timed. 1=YES, 0=NO. Dispminute and Dispsecond are just objectives to display the times. So, what's wrong?

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The score tag requires the name selector to resolve to 1 target. If there are multiple players with a "timing" score of 1, then the command will fail.

You can force selection to be 1 player by adding c=1 to the selectors:

/title @a[score_Playing_min=1,score_Playing=1] title ["",{"score":{"name":"@a[score_timing_min=1,score_timing=1,c=1]","objective":"dispminute"},"color":"blue"},{"text":":","color":"blue"},{"score":{"name":"@a[score_timing_min=1,score_timing=1,c=1]","objective":"dispsecond"},"color":"blue"}]

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For this problem, you don't actually need to modify the players score when they are offline (which is possible, but finicky), you should be able to change their score as soon as they log back in.

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