I call that a bug too, but it is working as designed (apparently). The documentation does not cover this, but search|filter criteria work differently in different contexts. Your first query was in Grid view, where any supplied criteria looks only at album level criteria, i.e. the albumartist and ...

That can be enabled with show all subnodes: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/WebHelp:Library/5.0#Settings Again, thank you - this does work. I'm at a loss as to why all these things are now buried and their MM4 behaviour defaulted to off. Surely a far more approachable way of doing this would have ...

2) This is done differently, but still can be done: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/WebHelp:Filelisting/5.0#Displaying_Media_Files_Recursively Yes, that seems to work, thanks. It does lead on to another gotcha though - the nodes under "Entire Library" are not expandable. In MM4, under Artist (for ...

For me, after a day of using MM5, here are the showstopper things I miss: 1. The RegExp Search and Replace add-on. The ability to manipulate tags en masse has been the main reason I've used MM since I don't-know-when-but-it's-been-a-long-time! (EDIT: 2008, apparently!) 2. "All" missing as a sub ...

Having tried to be observant to see if I can find any pattern to this occurring: 1. When the scrobbling issue occurs, and if I shut down Mediamonkey, there will be a mediamonkey.exe process left running in the task manager. 2.a. If I kill that process, more of than not, MediaMonkey will restart ...

I've been having this same issue - MM, Win7 x32. My date format is set to DD/MM/YYYY as standard. MM will scrobble for a while, and then just stop. It continues to submit things as Now Playing, and will claim (according to the log file) to submit completed tracks, but they don't appear. I guess ...

Actually, I already though to add such option, but it would complicate things with the table of possible redirections, especially if some song has three or more duplicates. For example: Master -> Redirected Track1 -> Track2 Track1 -> Track3 Track1 -> Track4 So, if I swap Track1 with Track2, the ...

I can't quite see why this should be the case for bitrate or track volume. Surely the data that MediaMonkey needs to refer to is that of the file that actually gets played, not of the file that's been deleted? No, the main purpose of this script was at begin to replace some audio file with much ...

What's the best way of creating links to, for instance, a Greatest Hits album, when the various master tracks are all over the place? Well, there is no easy way. The fastest you could do is to select Files To Edit -> Duplicate Titles node and to select all master tracks in the main tracklist, then ...

Track/Album volumes don't seem to bear any resemblance to either file. As I said, .asx files should contain Track/Album volumes from replaced tracks. It works fine with my files. Could you post a part of .asx file with volumes and screenshot of replaced track before redirection where I could see ...

And a separate question: What's the best way of creating links to, for instance, a Greatest Hits album, when the various master tracks are all over the place? It's easy enough link the new tracks in the Greatest Hits album to .asx files in the original albums - just select the Greatest Hits album ...

Using 3.1.1: 1. If I select Create Redirections for Specified Tracks... I get: "Error happened during script execution: Variable is undefined: 'chkFilteredTracks' 2. If I create an .asx using Create Redirections/Copy Metadata, it's all pretty messed up: 2.1. The bitrate isn't correct in the .asx ...

So, with your example, you should first specify .asx filename located in same folder as other tracks from the "Against All Odds Soundtrack" album, then you should type "Phil Collins" as Artist, "Against All Odds Soundtrack" as Album and "Against All Odds" as Title (and Track#/Disc#/Date if you know ...

New .asx's (created using "Create Redirections for Specific Tracks...") seem to be automaticalyl added twice to the library. Are you absolutely sure? Could you be more specific, what options did you choose in the Create Redirections dialog box? Could you post a screenshot of the Show and Remove ...

a) create an asx file and then scan for new ones to add it to the library, Maybe I don't understand and maybe it is not obvious, so I just want to mention that you don't need to use the Add/Rescan option after creating .asx files using Create Redirections for Specified Tracks/Duplicates. The Add ...