OS Integration is only available on regular installs. Portable Installs don't have this as they're designed to not integrate with the OS.

If you sort on Album (instead of Path or Filename), MediaMonkey will sort on Album > Album Artist > Disc# > Track# > Title. So filenames don't matter, but tags do when sorting on Album.

You can also use MediaMonkey to rename the filenames to include the Track# (if the tag exists).

You can override the default setting per Type if you wish to do so. This is why there is a global setting and then the option to override it.

Are the Album Artist values for all the files on the Album the same? You need the same Album Artist, and also make sure Disc# is set correctly.

Please see link, you don't want to have any Auto-Conversion if not needed.

Check the Auto-Conversion settings. It can slow Sync down.

They're all the same database field.

That's all that's available, you can't have specific extended tags shown. Only the MediaMonkey supported fields can be shown as individual columns.

Global Search can be used to do the Contextual Search if you use arrow and set it to Search current view.

You can also do an Advanced Search where you can set more criteria the Search is limited by.

Absolutely, please attach it to the Support Ticket.

There was a Addon for MediaMonkey 4 to get Playlist into Tags. I don't think there is one for MediaMonkey 5/2024.

It looks like it matched with the Deluxe version of the Physical Album: https://musicbrainz.org/release/4839b9f ... 2852ff3ff0

This issue is tracked as: https://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=21253

Preview shows details of a single file. If you see Title it shows which file is being used in Preview.

It was provided above, here it's again: https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=86643

Did you read the linked instructions in step 4b? It explains how to create a debug log. You will need to install the debug version of MediaMonkey on top of your current install to do this.