SQLite Maestro will take a look at the possibility of becoming compatible with IUNICODE collation but because it is a third party extension, its not a high priority. It's too bad IUNICODE collation is not natively supported by SQLite.

If I'm understanding this right, with the next release of Media Monkey it will be possible to edit text fields without receiving that lame IUNICODE error with an external SQLite tool? Anyone looking for a SQLite tool similar to Microsoft Access may want to check out SQLite Maestro. Not only is the i...

For now I will continue to use MM2 until I can figure out how to use sqlite with MM3 for importing my Top 30 playlists. BTW I sure love the look and the new features of MM3. Thanks nynaevelan for posting the link.

Can Microsoft Access still be used to manipulate the database with MM3? I tried but I couldn't find a way to open up the DB.

I'm thinking about upgrading from Access 2003 to Access 2007. When and if I do, will I be able to convert the MediaMonkey db file to Access 2007. Recently I created a db in Access 2003 that has several tables linked to the MediaMonkey db file.

When I use the SqrSoft Disk Writer DSP plug-in, it will only write two files from a playlist when I use the Media Monkey player. Its interesting to note that both outputted files are the same size. When I choose the Winamp player within Media Monkey, the SqrSoft ACF Disk Writer plug-in works properl...