MP3 Tunes Locker 1.3 - Updated 12/03/2011

[trixmoto]

This is a new script which provides integration with an MP3 Tunes locker account, allowing you to listen to tracks in your locker directly within MediaMonkey. You can also you it to upload tracks to your locker, and delete tracks already in there.

A new node called "MP3Tunes Locker" will be added below the "Library" node. Expanding this will attempt to log you in, showing you a screen to enter your username and password (with options to store these values - the password is encrypted before storing). Once access has been granted the artists and albums in your locker will be displayed in the tree. Clicking on an album will show all the tracks in the album which are in your locker - these tracks are added to your library and can be played and tagged like any others, although changing the tags will not affect the tags in your locker.

If you delete one of these locker tracks in MM then it will also be deleted from your locker. In this case it is moved to the "trash" folder so you can access your locker online to undo this action. If you select library tracks, right-click and select "Send to... > MP3Tunes Locker" then the tracks will be uploaded to your locker. You will need to collapse and expand the "MP3Tunes Locker" node to refresh the artist and album lists.

As always the download link is on my website. Let me know what you think!

[sommo]

This is very good!
Been using it for a few days now (as a free user)
Works well!
Yet again, another great script by trixmoto!!!!

[trixmoto]

Thanks! I think the person who original requested it has not been back to the forum to see it, so I'm glad someone else has got some use out of it!

[Guest]

This is great! Kudos from another user of Mp3tunes too!

[Guest]

I have just installed this script on the latest build of Media Monkey, and get a

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Upload Failed: MD5 Component cannot be installed.

Is there some other script or addin required for Media Monkey?

[trixmoto]

The MP3Tunes locker uses MD5 hashes for security, so this script includes a component called "XMD5.dll" to handle this. The script attempts to copy this file to your Windows folder (%windir%) and then registers it, which appears to be failing for you, probably because of UAC. You should manually copy this file from your Scripts folder to your Windows folder and then right-click on a Command icon (cmd.exe) and select "run as administrator", then run this command...

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regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll

You should get a message to confirm the registration, and then the script should function correctly.

[Guest]

Thanks, that registered, I will see what happens when I try and send a file.

Should it matter that im using Win 7 x64?

[trixmoto]

Well I've only tested it on Vista, but theoretically it should work. I'd certainly be interested to find out!

[Alberto]

I have just installed this script on the latest build of Media Monkey, and get a

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Upload Failed: MD5 Component cannot be installed.

Is there some other script or addin required for Media Monkey?

[trixmoto]

The MP3Tunes locker uses MD5 hashes for security, so this script includes a component called "XMD5.dll" to handle this. The script attempts to copy this file to your Windows folder (%windir%) and then registers it, which appears to be failing for you, probably because of UAC. You should manually copy this file from your Scripts folder to your Windows folder and then right-click on a Command icon (cmd.exe) and select "run as administrator", then run this command...

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regsvr32 %windir%\XMD5.dll

You should get a message to confirm the registration, and then the script should function correctly.

[trixmoto]

New version (1.1) is available to download from my website. I've fixed that fact that locker songs are left in library after uninstallation.

[santhony]

I just bought MM Gold and love it. I was trying to download the MP3 Tunes script but get a message that the file does not exist. Please help. Thanks.

[trixmoto]

Apologies, I'll try to get this uploaded this evening.

[santhony]

Great, thank you!

[d1v]

Great script. Works well. I ran into the MD5 Hash issue but resolved it quickly with the instructions above. BTW - I don't have UAC enabled. I think my failure was because I'm running Win7 64-bit. Either way not a big deal.

As part of the upload process I received a few upload errors. Is there a logging location or can I increase the logging level to a debug state to understand what's going on?