Logging a support ticket without an attached file succedes.

I think putting a message on the site stating a maximum file size for an attachment would be a good idea.

Sorry for not being logged in when I posted. I logged in but think my session cookie got deleted and I didn't notice it.

Here is the link to the site error message.

I will try logging a ticket without ataching the MP3 file.

I have an update on this issue. This is actually a Windows issue. You can create folders with trailing periods but if you use Windows functions to view the directory the periods are automatically removed. Trailing periods are actually illegal but no error message is raised. Leading periods are howev...

MediaMonkey 4.1.19.1854 and Windows 10 64 bit. In the location tree if you rename a directory to have a period or multiple periods at the end it causes issues with MediaMonkey. Here is an example: I have a Black Era album called ...Then... In the file location tree it was named Then I decided to ren...

MediaMonkey 4.1.17.1840 This is an update to let you know that the delete key problem is not 100% resolved. I have not had the delete key stop working in over two months but today for the first time with the latest build the delete key became disabled. I was trying to delete a folder in the location...

MediaMonkey 4.1.16.1836 I use MusicBrainz for tagging my music library but have found that the MusicBrainz extended tags are lost on conversion of MP3 to OGG. This may happen with other formats but I have not tested it. This is not a major issue, I must just remember to convert the format before tag...

I have been running MM 4.1.16 (non debug) with id3lib.dll from 4.1.15 (non debug) today and so far have not had any auto-organize errors.

I would suggest leaving the delay and retry code in place to catch the rare occasion when move/rename fails.

Here is an easy to reproduce example of an auto-refresh not taking place. Under the location tree start with a directory with some files in it. Next perform an auto-organize that moves the files into sub-directories with a mask something like this: Destination: .\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Track#:2> - ...

Hi Ludek, I reverted to MM 4.1.15 last night and have been running it all day without a single rename/move failiure. This evening I installed MM 4.1.16 debug and ran dbgview. Within minutes I had captured a rename/move failure so it realy looks like it is a MM 4.1.16 problem. I have submitted a tick...

I'll permanently run a debug version of MediaMonkey with logging to dbgview active. This issue does not happen often so it may be a while before I capture it.

Windows 10 64 bit and MediaMonkey 4.1.15 or 4.1.16 This problem has only occured about 5 times in the last year. I was working on the file location tree. I batch converted a directory of MP3 files to OGG files. The conversion took place and there were no error messages. I then edited the tags and ev...

Since installing the custom 4.1.16 I have not seen the auto-organize error message so it seems the delay you put in is long enough. I have seen the auto-organize error message with 4.1.15 but only 4 to 5 times in six months. I will revert to 4.1.15 debug and see if the error is occuring. After testi...

I use auto-organize to get the file names corectly formatted after updating the tags. I also use auto-organize to move files into sub folders like CD1, CD2 etc. when it is a multi-disk album that has all it's files dumped into the same directory. There is no active editing on the files at the time I...

I am using the location tree on both tabs. The music has been scanned and added to the library. I am not using the my computer node. In one part of the location tree I have my new unsorted music. This part of the tree is seleted in tab2. In another part of the location tree I have my correctly taged...

I have some updated information on reproducing the issue. 1. The problem only occurs with cut and paste, not copy and paste. Copy refreshes the window after every file is copied. 2. It does not matter if you right click/paste on the destination in the location tree view or the target file window. 3....