Monkey Rok 6.2 - Updated 06/07/2014

[fizzjob]

Trix, there's still some memory problems in MonkeyRok. MediaMonkey.exe's RAM usage grows by about 3 MB each time the track changes.

[heartofhate]

nope... no changes with different skins. it only shows the loading sign instead of the red cross.
it happens to similar artists also...
@dreadm: can you check it with your songbird skin if it happens to you also?

[DreadM]

Greetings

@heartofhate:
Songbird skin works fine here ( win7 )

[trixmoto]

@nynaevelan - right click on Command Prompt (cmd.exe), select "Run as administrator" and then run "regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll".

@heartofhate - you don't get either of these problems in 5.4?

@Eyal - thanks! You shouldn't need a Last.Fm account to access either of those - I'll have a look. If there are two many menu items for the menu to display down then it displays up instead - this basically means that you have too many skins to display the menu properly.

@DreadM - thanks!

@fizzjob - really? I left it running for 3 hours and the memory had barely gone up at all. Is anyone else suffering from this?

[nynaevelan]

@nynaevelan - right click on Command Prompt (cmd.exe), select "Run as administrator" and then run "regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll".

Thank you that did it!

[nynaevelan]

I hate to complain now that I got Last.Fm working, but my system seems to lock up when changing tracks, it takes several seconds to a minute before I can take any action in MM.

[Eyal]

If there are two many menu items for the menu to display down then it displays up instead - this basically means that you have too many skins to display the menu properly.

Too many skins! That's funny. OK, cleanup time?

Thanks

[heartofhate]

@trixmoto: yeah, everything worked fine in 5.4. even when i go backwards now it begins do work again.

[dypsis]

If there are two many menu items for the menu to display down then it displays up instead - this basically means that you have too many skins to display the menu properly.

Too many skins! That's funny. OK, cleanup time?

Thanks

Eyal, the skinaholic.

[dypsis]

@nynaevelan - right click on Command Prompt (cmd.exe), select "Run as administrator" and then run "regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll".

C:\Windows\xmd5.dll failed to load.
The specific module could not be found.

[nynaevelan]

@nynaevelan - right click on Command Prompt (cmd.exe), select "Run as administrator" and then run "regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll".

C:\Windows\xmd5.dll failed to load.
The specific module could not be found.

Dypsis: These exact instructions didn't work for me. I had to detail to the mediamonkey scripts directory where the file was and then run "regsvr32 XMD5.dll".

[trixmoto]

@nynaevelan - well it does do a number of posts to Last.Fm to get all the loved tracks - how many loved tracks do you have?

@Eyal - if you want to switch between them with the menu, you should probably delete all the ones you're not using, yes.

@heartofhate - well I've not changed how either of them work, so that's odd, but I'll take a look.

@dypsis - the script attempts to copy the XMD5.dll file to the Windows directory first, so you can either do that manually too, or register the file where it is in the Script directory.

[nynaevelan]

@nynaevelan - well it does do a number of posts to Last.Fm to get all the loved tracks - how many loved tracks do you have?

I only have a little over 200, but I guess I will have to get used to the delays because this is one feature I plan to use often.

[Brouwerik]

I've got exact the same problems as both nynaevalan and heartofhate in 5.5.

- With the love-track funtionality MM freezes about 30 seconds and sometimes the love-button doesn't show up at all after the delay.

- I got the red X with similar artist and top tracks

- The video panel only shows "more information" and a black line at the left. But this issue also existed in version 5.4.

grtz

[dypsis]

@nynaevelan - right click on Command Prompt (cmd.exe), select "Run as administrator" and then run "regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll".

C:\Windows\xmd5.dll failed to load.
The specific module could not be found.

Dypsis: These exact instructions didn't work for me. I had to detail to the mediamonkey scripts directory where the file was and then run "regsvr32 XMD5.dll".

I already tried navigating to the Scripts directory in the command prompt and applying it there, but no luck.