Yes, you can use Genre in Collections to filter out content. But why did they include "classical" as a "type"? Type does seem more like "Music", "Video", "Podcast", or "Audiobook" where "Classical" seems more like a genre. I'll play around with using genre to filter, but I just found it odd. When I ...

I'm in the same boat. I haven't really been using MediaMonkey very seriously, but as of late I've been trying to figure out how to use it more efficiently, but it's layout seems to be.....strange. For example, I too would like to be able to shuffle all of my music EXCEPT Christmas music for times ...

Your MediaMonkey settings are tied to the Windows User, does the Service needs to be run as the same Windows User. Obviously that's true as I just verified it, though I just don't understand why the user running the service matters (as long as it has admin/service access, I would think that it ...

Which Build (Help > About) of MediaMonkey are you using and did you setup the Service with the same Windows User MediaMonkey is running as? I'm using MediaMonkey 2024.1.0.3113. Well, that's odd. When I tried to enable the service through MM, it kept telling me my login was incorrect when it asked ...

Lowlander wrote: ↑Tue Aug 19, 2025 10:27 am otherwise you can use Locate Moved/Missing Files when files are in a different location (or when using UNC Paths).

Well dang, I wish I had known about this. I tried searching, but I suppose I was looking for terms like "Change file path" which doesn't look like it's in those articles.

So I set up a MediaMonkey server and everything works fine, but only if I'm running the app. I set it up to "run as service" using the option under the server settings, but it doesn't seem to actually do anything. I would assume that if the service is running, I should be able to connect to the ...

I'm posting these here so that nobody else has to go down the same rabbit hole that I did in order to change their file locations en masse. I wish someone had posted something like this here to save me a couple of lost hours. But I'm still baffled that MediaMonkey doesn't have a method to allow you ...