by leafinator » Tue Jun 03, 2008 2:20 pm
I select multiple files, we'll say 10 for example's sake, right click on them and then click add to MediaMonkey. What happens if you have the setting unchecked for allowing multiple instances of MediaMonkey is it will open 10 more instances of MediaMonkey and then try to start playing the first track that you selected at the same time as playing the track you were listening to in MediaMonkey that you already had open. The other 9 instances seem to open to where ever you closed it last. This is fixed by checking the box and only allowing 1 instance of MediaMonkey at a time. Easy fix but a bug just the same.
Using:
Vista
AMD Phenom processor 9600 Quad-Core Processor 2.30 GHz
4 GB's RAM
C drive is 300 GB with 218 GB's free
MM 3.0.3.1179
Let me know if you need any additional information.
I select multiple files, we'll say 10 for example's sake, right click on them and then click add to MediaMonkey. What happens if you have the setting unchecked for allowing multiple instances of MediaMonkey is it will open 10 more instances of MediaMonkey and then try to start playing the first track that you selected at the same time as playing the track you were listening to in MediaMonkey that you already had open. The other 9 instances seem to open to where ever you closed it last. This is fixed by checking the box and only allowing 1 instance of MediaMonkey at a time. Easy fix but a bug just the same.
Using:
Vista
AMD Phenom processor 9600 Quad-Core Processor 2.30 GHz
4 GB's RAM
C drive is 300 GB with 218 GB's free
MM 3.0.3.1179
Let me know if you need any additional information.