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Sorry for my lengthy absence....

Regarding:

User with problems wrote:Error #9 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Subscript out of range: '[number: 4]'
File: "C:\Programs\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\AdvancedDuplicateFindFixMM3.vbs, Line: 483, Column: 4

I don't now why this happens but to get rid of it, simply uninstall the script and make sure you remove its settings, then install the script again and it should work fine. Unfortunately, you will lose your settings, so you need to set them up again.

For other issues reported, I'll soon start to work on this script and make it work better for MM4. But other scripts is higher up in the queue.

Uninstalling the script and settings did not work. Errors come back after trying install again.

using MM 4.06.1501

That's strange. I wonder what the cause could be then?
Do you have a portable installation of MM?
Which locale do you have?

I just installed the script and it looks great but when I click on custom duplicate search part of the menu isn't visible and I can't find a way to scroll the screen, the last part I can read is the "Display the Result Grouped by:" and the rest is hidden by the bottom taskbar. Do you have any suggestions?

To reduce the size of the form in "Custom Duplicate Search" and "Find More from Same", you can remove fields you don't use in the options.

Bex wrote:Sorry for my lengthy absence....

Regarding:

User with problems wrote:Error #9 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Subscript out of range: '[number: 4]'
File: "C:\Programs\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\AdvancedDuplicateFindFixMM3.vbs, Line: 483, Column: 4

I don't now why this happens but to get rid of it, simply uninstall the script and make sure you remove its settings, then install the script again and it should work fine. Unfortunately, you will lose your settings, so you need to set them up again.

For other issues reported, I'll soon start to work on this script and make it work better for MM4. But other scripts is higher up in the queue.

I fixed this problem but it's very strange solution. I've check the source code and I found problem is in MediaMonkey.ini:

1. Install script. Close error message.
2. Close MM.
3. Backup your MediaMonkey.ini file. (Win7: c:\Users\<<username>>\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey\)
4. Open MediaMonkey.ini for editing (Notepad++, etc.).
5. Find section [AdvDupeFindFix] and CPMDefault0 key.
6. In his value you could see a couple of strings delimited with "@{Ł\" <- here is the problem.
7. Script expects "@{£\" so replace all "@{Ł\" with "@{£\" <- 145 occurences were in my .ini file.
8. Save ini file.
9. Run MM.

after this "fix" i've tried uninstall script and install him again and this problem was no longer possible to simulate. hope this helps.

Thanks Bex that helped.

Replacing @{Ł\ with @{£\ did not work for me. There was actually no @{Ł\ in my ini file.

I uninstalled the script and closed MM, went into the ini file and still saw [AdvDupeFindFix] so i removed that whole section, saved the ini and ran the AdvancedDuplicateFindFix.3.7.4.mmip file to install. MM opened and and installed the file with no errors.

I haven't played with the extension yet but just wanted to say how I got the errors to go away.

Cheers.

Advanced Duplicate Find & Fix Fan wrote:

Bex wrote:Sorry for my lengthy absence....

Regarding:

User with problems wrote:Error #9 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Subscript out of range: '[number: 4]'
File: "C:\Programs\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\AdvancedDuplicateFindFixMM3.vbs, Line: 483, Column: 4

I don't now why this happens but to get rid of it, simply uninstall the script and make sure you remove its settings, then install the script again and it should work fine. Unfortunately, you will lose your settings, so you need to set them up again.

For other issues reported, I'll soon start to work on this script and make it work better for MM4. But other scripts is higher up in the queue.

I fixed this problem but it's very strange solution. I've check the source code and I found problem is in MediaMonkey.ini:

1. Install script. Close error message.
2. Close MM.
3. Backup your MediaMonkey.ini file. (Win7: c:\Users\<<username>>\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey\)
4. Open MediaMonkey.ini for editing (Notepad++, etc.).
5. Find section [AdvDupeFindFix] and CPMDefault0 key.
6. In his value you could see a couple of strings delimited with "@{Ł\" <- here is the problem.
7. Script expects "@{£\" so replace all "@{Ł\" with "@{£\" <- 145 occurences were in my .ini file.
8. Save ini file.
9. Run MM.

after this "fix" i've tried uninstall script and install him again and this problem was no longer possible to simulate. hope this helps.

This is very strange indeed. But I will probably change all this when I get to this script in my update round.

Hi, I've read trough the info and couldn't find an answer: Is there any way to automatically delete all duplicates? I have a rather large number of duplicates and deleting them manually would be near impossible.
Also I encounter the following problem when I click "Create Keep/Delete suggestion nodes":



I'm not sure what to make of it. I'm using the latest version of your script with MediaMonkey 4.0.6.1501

Thanks.

^ update (sorry, can't edit as a guest): The problem seems to be caused by the Glided skin. Also, isn't it possible to add "bitrate" as an option to the keep/delete suggestion nodes? That way, we could opt to keep the tracks with the higest bitrate at all times.

You can already choose bitrate and much more in the "Custom Duplicate Search"-Node.
In The "Same Content"-Node all the files are identical so to be able to choose bitrate there wouldn't do anything.

Ah yes, I see now. Thanks for the help and good job on the script, made life much easier for me!

Thank you, usermm9k!

Advanced Duplicate Find & Fix Fan wrote: [...]
4. Open MediaMonkey.ini for editing (Notepad++, etc.).
5. Find section [AdvDupeFindFix] and CPMDefault0 key.
6. In his value you could see a couple of strings delimited with "@{Ł\" <- here is the problem.
7. Script expects "@{£\" so replace all "@{Ł\" with "@{£\" <- 145 occurences were in my .ini file.
[...]

I didn't have strings "@{Ł\", but something like "Â{£\". Not the Ł/£ problem , but the @ was wrong. Also at other places.

I noticed that after uninstalling ADF&F the [AdvDupeFindFix] key hadn't been removed. [I requested that the settings should be removed!]

After uninstalling ADF&F from MM I removed the [AdvDupeFindFix] key completely from the init file.

Reinstalling ADF&F solved the whole problem. Keys now are correct: "PMDefault0=0@{£\1@{£\ListToList - Manual Selection@{£\1@{£\1 [....]"