I verified that this is now resolved in the latest build (1283).

Thanks!

Dominik,
although I see where the Access violation is in the log I still cannot repro and cannot realize how this could happen.

Could compress your MM.DB
Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<USERNAME>\Local Settings\Application Data\MediaMonkey\MM.DB
Windows Vista:
C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Local\MediaMonkey\MM.DB

and send me: ls<at>mediamonkey<dot>com
so that I could reproduce directly on your DB and be sure that the fix is correct?

Thank you.

Hate to be a royal pain but it turns out this isn't resolved. In all the testing I was doing, I forgot to change the autoplaylist back to its original settings. Once I did, it again failed to return and songs.

Mike

I installed the latest build and can now see nested lists. However, I am now getting an "Access Violation" error when selecting the "Classification" tab in the track property window. I submitted the error report when prompted but let me know if you need anything else.

Mike

I'm only using one item for the criteria (mulitple playlists checked) so all/any doesn't matter. Also, these lists have not been changed for quite a while and just stopped working when I starting using thse test builds.

I did some more testing and found it's only a problem when the autoplaylist in the criteria is a rollup of other autoplaylists. Here's an example of my playlist tree. The "Kroq" node does not work unless I remove either "Countdowns" or all of the manual lists from the criteria:
[b][color=#FF0000]-- Kroq {AUTO - ROLLS UP "Countdowns", "Labor Day 2007", "Memorial Day 2006"[/color][/b]
-- -- Countdowns {AUTO - ROLLS UP "80s" AND "90s"}
-- -- -- 80s {AUTO - ROLLS UP CHILDREN}
-- -- -- -- 1980 {MANUAL LIST}
-- -- -- -- 1981 {MANUAL LIST}
-- -- -- -- etc.....
-- -- -- 90s {AUTO - ROLLS UP CHILDREN}
-- -- -- -- 1990 {MANUAL LIST}
-- -- -- -- 1991 {MANUAL LIST}
-- -- -- -- etc.....
-- -- Labor Day 2007 {MANUAL LIST}
-- -- Memorial Day 2006 {MANUAL LIST}

Hi,

It works for me.

Could it be that you've set the AutoPlaylist to match _All_ of the criteria instead of _Any_ of the criteria?

-Rusty

I create autoplaylists in order to roll up the contents of child playlists (criteria = playlist). If the criteria for an autoplaylist playlist is all manual or all auto playlists, the autoplaylist works. If the autoplaylist criteria contains an auto and manual playlist, no songs are returned.