I've been getting annoying crashes with the newest build (5.0.3.2627). The error comes from MM (not Win): "Application throw an exception Exception EExternalException in module KERNELBASE.dll at 0012C3A2, External exception E0000008". Screenshot: https://ibb.co/N2KNwk9 This coincides with another ...

Ahh, that works! It's a bit of a hack but it works. Thanks, Erwin!

Thanks, Erwin. My Win10 build is 5.0.3.2627 and my Android build is 1.4.5.0960. I understand how to change filenames. The best (defacto standard) naming convention is <Artist> - <Album> - <Track#> - <Title> but not everybody sees the advantages. In my case many/most of my files are already named in ...

When I sync the latest MM Win10 to Android it corrupts the names of my files. It trashes the existing filenames and renames them to a largely useless format. For my purposes, I can't have that happening to my files. Does anyone know if this is normal? If so, how can it be prevented by somehow ...

I submitted a ticket to support. They confirmed the behavior and it's slated to be fixed in the next release. There's a work-around, however. Instead of using the Column Choose dialog to specify the sort order, instead just click on a column to sort by that field. Then the Save New Order button ...

I updated to 5.0.3.2625 but unfortunately I still get the symptom. Strange the sorting function would be placed in the unrelated Choose Columns dialog. And it doesn't contain a feature to permanently apply the new sorted order to the playlist. It seems like MM needs a dedicated sorting dialog with ...

I'm already a beta tester. I thought this version was the latest beta but apparently I was wrong.

Is there a way to directly access the MediaMonkey bug database so problems like this can be reported to the team?

Yes I'm sure. I've never used Autoplaylists.

Thanks, Peke. Just to clarify, as I mentioned the "Save New Order" icon is never displayed after sorting. Otherwise I wouldn't have made this post, of course. I'm using the latest MediaMonkey, version (5.0.2.2532).

The documentation says, "use the Save new order button above the Filelisting to change the order in which files are stored on the Playlist to match the new sort". Unfortunately, it appears that MediaMonkey has no such "Save New Order" button.

My playlists are permanently sorted in a pseudo-random order. Customer order, basically. I need for them to be sorted by specific fields. I can do this manually while I'm viewing a particular playlist by right-clicking a column and clicking Choose columns/sort, then removing and adding sort keys at ...

I synced the library by selecting the Android device under Devices&Services, then under Sync list (Lib=>Dev) click Playlists, then check the desired playlists. MMA is running at the time. Finally, I click SYNC NOW in the lower right corner. MMW goes through the usual updating process, displaying the ...

When I sync a playlist library containing hierarchical playlists (folders within folders), after uploading to Android, the playlists are flattened, losing their hierarchy. This makes the process of finding playlists slow and cumbersome. This applies to Win10 MM 5.0.2.2532 working with Android beta 1 ...

Anyone else have this problem? MM is 100% useless to me now since it immediately crashes.