I have done as suggested, cleared the Library and restarted. Still having the same issue. Even if it were to get data to fill the tags up, why would it put them in the TRACK # column? Thing is that MM did not used to do this up until a few minor revisions ago. I had the same problem. After unchecki...

you probly need to check 'infer track properties' and not volume analysis. tools > options > library Thanks!, that took care of most of my database scanning problems. I went into the tools > options > library menu and unselected "infer track properties". I don't recall selecting it in the...

Bug still present in version 3.0.2.1134 Gold Lifetime version.
See http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25823

Thanks for your ideas, botijo. I disabled volume leveling, deleted the database and rescanned the 35000 files again with the same results, MM fills in the track with the artist name on about 13000 tracks where the track # is blank in the MP3 file's tag. Other then just now disabling volume leveling ...

Yesterday I purchased and downloaded MM3 version 3.0.2.1134 Gold Lifetime edition. I had it scan my 35000 MP3 files into the library. These files were already tagged correctly with MP3 Tag Studio. After the scan was complete I looked in the "Unsynchronized" folder and there are 13000 files...

I have hesitated downloading MM till now because I was satisfied with MusicMatch. After reading the Yahoo message board about how most people are disappointed with the downgrade I think I will move my 35000 MP3's to Media Monkey. Does it make sense to wait for the new upgrade before buying the lifet...

Which Newsgroup Provider do you find to be the cheapest or best? I use Giganews because my ISP does not provide this service. I haven't compared newgroup providers for years so cannot answer your question. Giganews is about $10 a month and retains 3 months or so I think. The list referred to in my ...

There is a large excel spreadsheet named "Billboard Pop ME (1890-2006) 20060812.xls" which contains much of the information from Joel Whitburn's chart books for all charted songs from 1890 to present. I find it easier to find tagging information this way than looking it up in the books or ...