No, MediaMonkey picks a first place Artwork from 1 file on the Album. However you can resize Artwork on Sync.

No, this is not user configurable.

This indicates that Windows changed the DriveID (unless you swapped hard drives).

Presumably the files on Aristotle-E\ have an older Added date? in that case you remove the E drive from the Location node, then manually re-assign drive for the Aristotle-E\ drive.

Please see: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/WebHel ... irectories

Please capture the launch of MediaMonkey, the changing of some columns, the close and then subsequent launch where it reverts the columns in a debug log (step 4b) and attach the log to a Support Ticket: viewtopic.php?t=86643

Presumably this is unrelated to MediaMonkey Server?

What build (Help > About) of MediaMonkey did this happen with?

What did you update from and do you still have the old database from that version?

You'll need to manually adjust the columns to fix this.

No, this is not use customizable.

No, if the files you Sync don't change between Syncs (like a random AutoPlaylist) you could cancel the Sync and start one again later. That should get the job done.

Please capture a Sync with new files for which this happens in a debug log (step 4b) and attach the log to a Support Ticket: viewtopic.php?t=86643

You can use Collections and Filter to only show files from the D drive.
If you don't want C in the MediaMonkey Library you can remove it from the Location node.

You'd not expect this, but based on Supported Formats this could happen. If for example you have a 320kpbs MP3, but in Supported Formats you set support up to 192kbps it would need conversion. Also, did you enable Volume Leveling and how are you sure conversion is happening? You could try with the ...

You can configure how Artwork is Synced (MediaMonkey 2024 is required)

Oh MMA. It uses 1 Artwork per Album, but if you have Artwork embedded it will be embedded in each file (MMW can extract embedded Artwork on Sync to MMA).

Don't know what you mean by caching in this context.