by evolart » Wed Dec 15, 2010 12:34 am
Sorry to bring back an old thread but I am getting this stupid error. I recently did a clean install Media Monkey was working just fine as it always did before. The day after I hooked up an iPod to the stupid machine I started getting this error: "Audio library has stopped working." This causes Media Monkey to crash completely when starting up. I tried every fix I read in these forums: deleted / renamed the Iphone and ipod dll's, completely uninstalled Media Monkey and reinstalled with administrator rights (even though UAC is turned off), I then tried the same thing again but deleted every piece of mediamonkey manually from the entire hdd and from the registry, I also uninstalled iTunes and Quicktime completely, tried reinstalling them as well, tried running old copies of MediaMonkey, and even tried running as administrator as people suggested.
The single thing that works for me...running the unskinned version, which looks like sh*t. Is there any other solution out there?? I am not doing another reinstall of Windows for this program despite the fact that I have no found another program as good as this for music management.
I am running Windows 7 64-bit with all updates, latest flash, latest Quicktime, latest iTunes, and latest MediaMonkey.
Sorry to bring back an old thread but I am getting this stupid error. I recently did a clean install Media Monkey was working just fine as it always did before. The day after I hooked up an iPod to the stupid machine I started getting this error: "Audio library has stopped working." This causes Media Monkey to crash completely when starting up. I tried every fix I read in these forums: deleted / renamed the Iphone and ipod dll's, completely uninstalled Media Monkey and reinstalled with administrator rights (even though UAC is turned off), I then tried the same thing again but deleted every piece of mediamonkey manually from the entire hdd and from the registry, I also uninstalled iTunes and Quicktime completely, tried reinstalling them as well, tried running old copies of MediaMonkey, and even tried running as administrator as people suggested.
The single thing that works for me...running the unskinned version, which looks like sh*t. Is there any other solution out there?? I am not doing another reinstall of Windows for this program despite the fact that I have no found another program as good as this for music management.
I am running Windows 7 64-bit with all updates, latest flash, latest Quicktime, latest iTunes, and latest MediaMonkey.