Although most of the changes are low risk, it's labelled an 'alpha' because it has gone through very limited testing. If you plan on using it, take precautions to backup your data to protect against data loss during installation or usage. Please let us know how it works for you.
What's new in build 772?
- - Added ability to sort AutoPlaylists by Custom fields
- Added Clean Database should also compact it
- Added Play command to several top level nodes
- Added MPC/APE for default file associations
- Added new masks to allow subsets of a field to appear
- Added beta support of new functionality to better integrate scripts with MediaMonkey UI:- - Create menu items/ pop-up menu items, toolbar items, tray icon menu items & shortcuts
- Create new dialogs with controls to edit lines, buttons, drop downs, etc.
- Create any new hierarchy of tree nodes
- Fixed APE tracks can be corrupted if tagging previously untagged APE files
- Fixed M3U playlists sometimes aren't properly processed during scanning
- Fixed ID3 comments field is occasionally filled with advanced properties and vice versa
- Fixed ID3 tagging occasionally fails (memory leak)
- Fixed 'MusicMatch tags' aren't written in a format that is readable by other players
- Fixed scans sometimes fail partway through an .m3u file
- Fixed minimize via taskbar doesn't work when 'Minimize to tray' is enabled
- Fixed popup notifications do not always work correctly
- Fixed advanced playlist size limitation of 10 GB
- Fixed MediaMonkey shuts down when it shouldn't in response to some scripts
- Fixed bitrate field shouldn't be editable
- Fixed Freedb Unicode support
- Fixed Audio CD length isn't reported correctly for CDs with data track(s) - - Create menu items/ pop-up menu items, toolbar items, tray icon menu items & shortcuts
MediaMonkey 2.2.2 Alpha: http://www.mediamonkey.com/beta/MediaMonkey_2_2_772.exe
Installation
Double-click the downloaded file and follow the installation instructions. You can install:
a) To your MediaMonkey directory, replacing the current version of MediaMonkey. If you take this approach make certain to back up your database beforehand.
b) To a new directory (e.g. /Program Files/MediaMonkey_alt), preserving your existing MediaMonkey installation so that you can use one version or the other.
Testing Note: If you are experiencing a problem which a debug log would help resolve, you can install a debug build from: http://www.mediamonkey.com/beta/MediaMo ... _2_772.exe
Enjoy!
-The MediaMonkey Team