Hi, I am new to MediaMonkey and am really digging it. This might be a silly question, but I am confused by the "Artist & Album Artist" Node. It isn't doing what I thought it would do. Here's an example: I have an album with the following tags: Album="Mating Call" Artist="John Coltrane" Album Artist ...

My situation is not exactly that all files get copied every time. My situation is that once I make a change to a track on my computer it will get synced to my iPod every time I do a Sync for ever and ever. So, the list of tracks getting copied grows over time. I posted the following on another ...

Yeah - this is happening to me too and it's pretty frustrating for sure. I've played around with it for a while, and it looks like any time I modify a a track on my computer, it will be copied to my iPod every time I sync - not just the first time after the change. Here's what I just did as a test ...

Hi, I'm using 3.0.1.1127. When viewing a playlist, selecting something in the Track Browser (Genre, Artist, Album) reverses the sort order in the track listing. Re-selecting the "All (x items)" line in the Track Browser reverts back to correct sort order. I think it only happens with playlists (not ...

I have been playing around with this a bit - the problem appears to happen in a few places consistently and I believe it is a Track Browser bug. For example, let's say you select an Artist in the "Artist & Album Artist" node in the tree and let's say you have the Track Browser enabled. If you select ...

@selimsivad - this was the case with 2.3, but should have been fixed by 2.4. Can you please amend line 193... Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(100) ...and extend the timer to something more like... Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(500) ...does this now work? Yup - that appears to have done the trick. I made the ...

Hi Trixmoto, I am new to MM, so I hope I am not just being dumb here. I have the official MM3 release and I downloaded Previewer 2.4 from your web site. The functionality is just what I am looking for. However, when I preview a track and then go back to the previously playing track by either ...