by JimPa » Sun Sep 16, 2018 1:56 pm
In MM4 you could be playing a track and then right click and select "Remove>Delete from Library and Computer" and it would delete the track from your library and computer, even though the track was being played (which is the behaviour I wanted).
In MM5 if you're playing a track and do the same thing (try to delete a track while playing) it says "Cannot delete xxxx.mp3. Access is denied. The file may be in use or you may not have access rights."
It then removes the track from your library but leaves the file in it's original location so you would have to manually go into the folder and delete it in Explorer.
I would have thought that if you've explicitly agreed to delete it from your library and computer that it should stop playing and actually delete the file (as it did in MM4).
(In MM4 it warns you that deleting will interrupt playback).
In MM4 you could be playing a track and then right click and select "Remove>Delete from Library and Computer" and it would delete the track from your library and computer, even though the track was being played (which is the behaviour I wanted).
In MM5 if you're playing a track and do the same thing (try to delete a track while playing) it says "Cannot delete xxxx.mp3. Access is denied. The file may be in use or you may not have access rights."
It then removes the track from your library but leaves the file in it's original location so you would have to manually go into the folder and delete it in Explorer.
I would have thought that if you've explicitly agreed to delete it from your library and computer that it should stop playing and actually delete the file (as it did in MM4).
(In MM4 it warns you that deleting will interrupt playback).