errors when trying to update my library 4 1st time
Moderator: Gurus
errors when trying to update my library 4 1st time
keep getting multiple errors when trying to update my library for the first time. freezes up the media monkey app. have to use task manager to get out. any ideas? i've un-installed and re-installed several times.
Re: errors when trying to update my library 4 1st time
Hi. We need more informations :
- MM2 version
- MM3 version
- HW (external devices ?)
- network (is MM2 DB located on home network, or everything is on local computer ?)
For better understanding about your problem you would install debug version of MM3 and send bugreport. Also you can send me your MM2 DB too for analyze (petr < att > mediamonkey < dott > com).
- MM2 version
- MM3 version
- HW (external devices ?)
- network (is MM2 DB located on home network, or everything is on local computer ?)
For better understanding about your problem you would install debug version of MM3 and send bugreport. Also you can send me your MM2 DB too for analyze (petr < att > mediamonkey < dott > com).
Re: errors when trying to update my library 4 1st time
thank you for your reply. i just recently downloaded the free version. is it safe to assume that it is MM3? i do not use an external drive. all files with my music (mp3, wav, flac) are in folders on my desktop. no network, everything is located on my local machine. i will try to take some screen shots of the errors.PetrCBR wrote:Hi. We need more informations :
- MM2 version
- MM3 version
- HW (external devices ?)
- network (is MM2 DB located on home network, or everything is on local computer ?)
For better understanding about your problem you would install debug version of MM3 and send bugreport. Also you can send me your MM2 DB too for analyze (petr < att > mediamonkey < dott > com).
where do i find this "debug" version of MM3 you mentioned?
thanks! the tool looks awesome, i would really love to get it to work!
petr....this may provide a clue...
last night, on my first ever attempt to use media monkey and update/populate my playlist, i got the "blue screen of death".
i have a very new and relatively fast machine with 2G ram. i was running rhapsody, a few windows of mozilla, outlook, maybe azureus and waiting for the media monkey playlist to update. it seemed to be running fine, was about halfway through the playlist update when it blue screened (which has never happened before, even in graphic intensive games). restart, try again. error. uninstall, reinstall, error almost right away. did this a few times. no luck.
last night, on my first ever attempt to use media monkey and update/populate my playlist, i got the "blue screen of death".
i have a very new and relatively fast machine with 2G ram. i was running rhapsody, a few windows of mozilla, outlook, maybe azureus and waiting for the media monkey playlist to update. it seemed to be running fine, was about halfway through the playlist update when it blue screened (which has never happened before, even in graphic intensive games). restart, try again. error. uninstall, reinstall, error almost right away. did this a few times. no luck.
sound like the mm.db file got corrupted, you can probly find and delete (or rename) it in the;
xp: documents & settings\username\local settings\application data\mediamonkey
vista in the user folder somewhere similar as above
note, you may have to enable 'view hidden files' in the explorer/folder options
xp: documents & settings\username\local settings\application data\mediamonkey
vista in the user folder somewhere similar as above
note, you may have to enable 'view hidden files' in the explorer/folder options
New script:
Last.FM Node Now with DJ Mode!
Last.fm + MediaMonkey = Scrobbler DJ!
Tag with MusicBrainz ~ Get Album Art!
Tweak the Monkey! ~ My Scripts Page


Last.fm + MediaMonkey = Scrobbler DJ!
Tag with MusicBrainz ~ Get Album Art!
Tweak the Monkey! ~ My Scripts Page

thanks! i'll try that when i get homeTeknojnky wrote:sound like the mm.db file got corrupted, you can probly find and delete (or rename) it in the;
xp: documents & settings\username\local settings\application data\mediamonkey
vista in the user folder somewhere similar as above
note, you may have to enable 'view hidden files' in the explorer/folder options
