All the tracks are there, as far as I can see. Auto-playlists and M3Us both seem to contain all the tracks they should.

Albeit a really minor thing, this still happens with RC2:

1. Select a track with album art, so that the covert art shows in the dockable Album Art window.
2. Right click the album art window, toggle the Show Titlebar option.
3. The album art is replaced with the 'no album art' image.

All these problems (the weird status bar behaviour, levelling read-only tracks on-the-fly, slow MTP deletions) seem to be fixed in RC2, thanks guys!

Syncing to the Vision:M is now speedy and happy again

I can't really give any steps to reproduce the problem, as all I had done was a clean re-install of RC1 (as discussed in another thread) and scanned a couple of album folders. If I browse to some tracks from the tree, using any display type (track list, album art list, etc) and select, eg. Track 1 ...

Just wait for a while - I get a similar problem where on certain sync's MM just says Syncing: for quite a long time after copying all the tracks. It finishes eventually... Looking at the debug log during this time, it shows MM is doing something with Album Art during this time - maybe it would be ...

Some progress: - Everything works well after a full re-scan - Everything works well when using my old backed-up RC1 DB. I entered my Gold registration and set up my usual Auto-Conversion rules: 1. Convert incompatible tracks to 192k CBR 2. Convert tracks with bitrate over 256k to 192k CBR 3. Level ...

Right-click the Album Art display (the dockable one, not the skin one) and toggle the Show Titlebar option. If you do this, the album art disappears until you select another track in the browser.

Hi rusty, So far today I've tried the following procedure: - Uninstall both RC1 and 2.5.5 - Rename My Music\MediaMonkey folder (keeping 2.5.5 backup) - Rename Application Data\MediaMonkey folder (keeping RC1 backup) - Reboot - Delete Program Files\MediaMonkey and Program Files\MediaMonkey3 - Install ...

Yes, I also see this problem - although I didn't use ratings with MM2.5 too much, so I just assumed this problem always existed in the old version!

Does this problem exist with other players - surely there are otehr players that don't support half-ratings?

Thanks for looking into it. At present I have a working MM2.5 in Program Files\MediaMonkey, alongside RC1 in Program Files\MediaMonkey3. I uninstalled MM3 B4 and removed its Application Data folder before installing RC1, and I'm using a freshly-scanned database (not upgraded from 2.5). MM2.5 hasn't ...

I can replicate the infinite Music > Music > Music ..... problem by doing the following: - Do a fresh install of RC1 (although B4 had this problem, too) - Don't import the MM2.5 database - Scan a single folder (eg. under D:\Music\Albums\Some_Artist) The Location > My Documents node appears ...

The error box I captured occurs every time MM tries to sync a track that has the Read Only attribute set in Explorer.

Ok, I've reproduced some of the above problems with a small subset of tracks (nb: any kind of tracks seem to trigger this, it's not specific to these files). See log file and accompanying video (recorded with CamStudio) here: http://www.shot-of-adds.co.uk/mm_sync1.zip 1. "Copying XX of YY" does not ...

I just tested the video here at work and it plays OK (I converted it to Flash which is probably the problem). Using IE6 or 7 it seems ok, maybe it requires Flash 9 or something. I'll try and reproduce these problems on a small subset of tracks later - with the number of problems I'm seeing I can't ...

More weird things: a) the text "converting to mp3" never appears, even though I can see from the debug log that converting is taking place. b) the track names scrolling past in the debug log do not match the track names displayed on the status bar..... c) I'm getting occasional error dialogs such as ...