I haven't gotten a chance to download the new version yet, but I had to get a replacement phone (same one, Moto Razr) and it seems to have resolved. I'll post back when I've updated to the beta and had a few test syncs.

Edit: Still happening on new device. Downloading beta now.

Please try with the latest MediaMonkey 2024 beta which includes Sync improvements.

If it isn't fixed, is this observed with a USB or wifi Sync?

Yes, that is correct. I will play through an auto playlist on MMA. I will then manually sync, and on MMW will see most songs and playlist update, but some songs in the playlist that were played do not get updated. Because the primary server (MMW) doesn't update, when the playlist is reloaded on the phone the songs that didn't get updated remain.

For clarity:

I play "Haven't heard recently" playlist on my phone. I play tracks a, b, c, d, e, and f. When I sync, MMW recognizes a, b, d, and f were played, but not c and e. Both devices are synced to this, and now "Haven't heard recently" has c and e to listen to again.

Are you playing in MMA and Sync isn't updating MMW AutoPlaylist?

Note that on MMA Playlists are always static, only Sync can update them automatically.

Hello, using MediaMonkey Gold 5.0.5.2695 for Windows and 2.0.0.1173 for Android.

Been noticing as of the last few months that when playing "Haven't Heard recently" that I've been getting a lot of repeats that I have actually heard recently. Turns out numerous songs are not reporting correctly when they are played (and yes, I know the various requirements that set this trigger).

There seems to be no pattern with what songs don't get reported - for instance, I had two covers of the same song play just now and neither was synced with this information, but songs before and after them (and a third cover of said song) did update into the "Last 50 played" playlist.

I played one of the failed songs again and then it synced with the updated date. However, every sync I'm consistently missing some songs from getting updated as having played.