Thanks!

Hi, I have 800 mp3 files that has no Track# set in them and I wanted to somehow, automatically, set the Track# in each of them according to a playlist I have which is in m3u format. I'm able to open the m3u playlist and see it all ordered but can't find a way to tag the files according to the displa...

Update 2-Nov-2012: After some wonderful time with embedded Minilirics, it suddenly stopped working again :-( Don't know why... I uninstalled the embedder and return to work with two separate windows... Not sure I understand your configuration... Anyway, the steps I did in my station: 1) Install Medi...

Yes, this is what I did. Uninstall both MediaMonkey and Minilyrics and then in the setup program change the default suggested installation path to
C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey
C:\Program Files\MiniLyrics

Please report if this helped.

Have you tried to do as I posted above?
"On Windows 7 64bit, when installing both Media Monkey (latest version 4) and MiniLyrics in C:\Program Files instead of in the default folder C:\Program Files (x86) then the MiniLyrics embeder will work fine."

Maybe the source of the problem is usage of environment variables somewhere in the program code. In 64bit systems you have two for ProgramFiles: ProgramFiles=C:\Program Files and ProgramFiles(x86)=C:\Program Files (x86) So 32bit program that would normally use the ProgramFiles environment variable o...

I can confirm Jesterofthesky post: On Windows 7 64bit, when installing both Media Monkey (latest version 4) and MiniLyrics in "C:\Program Files" instead of in the default folder "C:\Program Files (x86)" then the MiniLyrics embeder will work fine :D See http://www.mediamonkey.com/...

SO! hey folks, i finally figured out my problem, and i thought i'd post it here to see if it could help anyone out I am running windows 7 64 bit, so mediamonkey installed to "J:\Program Files (x86)", and ran fine, but no matter how i installed minilyrics it would never detect when mediamo...

Have a look on that: http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=8444
The bug has been fixed in latest release!

Lots of thanks to MM R&D and to all those who complained and made it happen

After installing MM4, I was surprised to discover that play stopped after delete and I spent a LOT of time trying to find how to re-enable this; And now I see it was totally removed!!! I totally agree with janzaka and ausher8 - This functionality was very useful and I loved it. I remember that actua...

I just wanted to let everybody know about the FAQ topic which I tried to find for quite some time - this is how to restore the Forward/Back 5 seconds feature: How to Control Playback Using the Numeric Keypad: http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarti...

Hi Peke,
See this post for a MUST have tagging feature to include in MM:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4428

It was requested by many users since a (very) long time ago.

I was not happy with the fact that as a user I don't know the answer my self; so I searched for it. Now I'm not happy with the fact that I found - it is in the tag! - and so I wanted to warn all users: Analyze Volume operation modifies your files and not the mm db

The mm help say about Volume Leveling: "By leveling the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey based on a volume leveling coefficient that is pre-analyzed. This approach involves no modifications to the audio file other than a tag update..."

Try this: Copy any mp3 file to some other location: > copy any.mp3 c:\temp Now run "Analyze Volume" on any.mp3 using mediamonkey. Now compare the files: > comp any.mp3 c:\temp\any.mp3 You'll find that files are not identical! ===> Something happend to the file while Analyze Volume process ...