Any progress?

Whenever I try to edit name of any playlist receiving following error : There was a problem querying the database: Error executing SQL UPDATE Playlists SET PlaylistName='test' WHERE IDPlaylist =10713 " : table main.PIMWPlaylist has 4 columns but 2 values has supplies (1, 1) Optimizing database ...

I will submit such tracks soon, meanwhile if possible share your views on other generic queries. I have to archive my collection that's why those points are important to understand. I am also trying to read relevant forums but unable to find specific answers.

Anyone> suggestion? any input.. @peke?

Playback Leveling is not what I am trying to understand. That is good feature and I often switch Playback Level Album to track / vice versa depends on playlist/collection playing, No confusion on that point. My query is generic in nature trying to explain again : 1. I was comparing two versions of s...

I was comparing two versions of same album which was ripped in different period. However source was same but earlier ripped tracks was -7.7 and newer rip came analysed as -3.7. (My default is 89) But while listening -7.7 produced louder sound than -3.7. Why and how it is. Similarly sometimes I found...

Issue is resolved in a funny way.
It was just a wrong frequency issue
Lowlander & ZvezdanD both were correct in their own way.
What I was missing to check "use mask for specifying paths".
Thanks everyone.

See: http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.php/WebHelp:Changing_Filenames/4.0 May be I am not able to explain what I actually want to achieve or some serious communication problem going on. Anyway, Link referred above deals with native Media Monkey functions to Organise Media Files. BUT unable to f...

M:\Music\<Artist> - <Title> will export in a flat structure no matter where files are from in your Library. The key here is that this would cause MediaMonkey to overwrite files with the same Artist - Title combo, but for example different Albums. Note that you'll need to remove the empty Playlists ...

Did you try with the selected To single folder/playlist option? In such case It will make folder for each nested playlist. There are two available options 1 [Radio Button] To nested folders/plists [Check Box] Parent levels If check box selected, It will export m3u's in root (Parent Folder)/media fi...

If you use Auto-Organize Files set to Copy and export to M:\Music\<Artist> - <Title> it should only copy 1 file per Artist & Title combination even if multiple exist in the organize list (it will warn of duplicates). That's ok, but What I actually need is exporing media files from nested playli...

Hmmm, Initially I like the idea, but main problem is that if you have duplicate files and one file is in one playlist and other is in other playlist once you delete either of those files you will automatically delete it from playlists. So if you have lock on playlist then entry in playlist would re...

Well, if you export all your tracks into single folder, you would not have that problem. Maybe you could try to turn on the Replace and Use mask for specifying paths options with the next Replace string: x:\Output\<Album>\<Filename>.<Extension> Tried but not achieved desired output. Is it possible ...

I cannot try it right now, but maybe you could try what will happen if you turn on the Replace option in the Options dialog box and specify: M:\\(English|Hindi)\\ and With : X:\Output\ and turn on the Use regular expressions and Parent level options. Note: regular expressions and double backslashes...

It is not about syncing but about export. I think I have not explained well. Trying to elaborate a bit: Assume you have a nested playlist in Media Monkey. If you wish to export that collection to any desired location, Right now you have options like, Send To : 1. Folder (Move) : 2. Folder (Copy) : 3...