>>>Did you change it prior to Ripping and did you Rip with MediaMonkey? Changing Genre afterwards, >>>once the files in the Library has no affect on Type. No. It was a disk that had not yet been ripped. The reason I was using the Properties function was to set the genre, author, album, etc. since ...

P.S> your comment that changing the genre to "Audiobook" will also automatically change the Type to "Audiobook" is wrong. If I knew how I could send or upload a picture of a counterexample. (I see there's an Insert Image button but it appears to be looking for a url to an image.)

I'm using release 4.1.20.1864 I did not know that changing the genre to Audiobook that it would change the Type to Audioboook. This is a better process than I was using. SO this is no longer an issue. However, to complete the discussion here are the steps that I have been taking: - Insert CD into ...

When ripping an audiobook CD, my first step is to select the tracks and change their change their properties to make sure Mediamonkey knows the author, title, etc. The first property to change is the "Type" which defaults to "Music". I need to change this to Audiobook. This in turn replaces or ...

I began looking at this thread thinking that I need multiple databases, but upon further consideration, maybe I'm seeking a solution that is more than I need. I think of my collection as two separate entities: one for music, one for audiobooks, and I have several dozen thousand tracks in each ...

I get the dreaded Blue Screen of Death whenever I do a CD operation with MM running. Originally it just did this occasionally when I ripped a CD. Now it's doing this almost consistently within 2 minutes of inserting any CD with MM running. I've called HP support. They refused to help since the ...

When naming the titles of ripped CD tracks is it possible to extract the *last* several characters of a album title, similar to how <album:15> will, for instance, extract the *first* 15? Also I need to extract all but the first XX characters. Lengthy explanation on why it would help to have this ...