After installing Windows Mediaplayer 11 it works. But it shoudn't be necesary to intall Microsoft products.

Album art is applied only for the focus tag, not for the whole album nither the selected block (checks marked properly) for WMA files. It works fine for MP3 files.

In my case, no problem in ripping nither playing those ripped FLAC files. Neither in playing other flac files from friend sources.

It was my fault.

When entering <Track#>, it entered limit to two digits by default. Removed that limitation ":2" and everything works fine.

MediaMonkey 3.0.1.1127
When ripping a multi disc album I set track numbers as 101 to 120 for disc 1, 201-220 for disc 2, and so on.
When ripping that value is not passed to build the filename as "101 track1", etc.
MM uses the original 1-20 track numbers.

Interference is also produced during ripping.

Forget to login firstly.

If I have selected a blok of songs either continous or discontinous, and next I click just one of those selected songs to select just that one, It enters in edit mode, but I don't want to edit, just to select. It's a pain for me to have to click one in wath ever other song and then click the second ...

Auto analyze volume is working for mp3 and wma files, but when the turn is for a flac file it stops. Trying ever and ever but not perfoming any thing, even other mp3 or wma after that flac file. It's necessary to order manual leveling for flac files.

A more thing would be appreciated to achieve some kind of portability:

When starting MM, firstly try to read the INI file existing in the same directory as MM executable. If it exist, use it for reading and writing. If it do not exist, start MM as ussual.

Really, really strange.

I have put the line

DBName=M:\MediaMonkey\MM.DB

as the first line of the SYSTEM section in the just new created INI file.

Now, internet connection remains and DB file is handled in the portable HD.

Finally I have been able to deal with the matter of disconnecting my internet connection following the explained in the article http://www.mediamonkey.com/faq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=3&id=93&artlang=en This time the matter is with the INI file. Using an INI file from time ago, I included drive ...

I have discovered that the matter with this is that the box next to the field is not checked automatically when entering a value and two or more rows are selected.

I have tried to setup database in the portable HD including the following line in the ini file, in whatever place of the SYSTEM section, as mentioned in the web page. DBName=M:\MediaMonkey\MM.DB The behaviour of MM3 is: 1. Do not understand the directive. 2. Discard the complete ini file. 3. Starts ...

Actually, I've installed MM3 to an USB HD containing the music, just in one PC. Go to other PC, start MM3 directly clicking twice the executable. Program started and set registry keys. I had to configure again in the new PC. That is a mix solution till portability comes a true. This works fine ...