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Hi Roemerli!

Thanks again for your donation. First of all, you sent me an e-mail using my Gmail address, even after I told you not to use it because I am not checking it often. Secondly, you should have post in the add-on's Forum thread because in that case I would get an e-mail notification about it on my Yahoo address.

Unfortunately, I don't know why you are getting this error. The add-on is installing normally for me, and none user reported such problem so far.

Could you please post the screenshot of that error message? Did you unpack the mmip file without any problem with antivirus software or similar?

Thank you so much for your answer.

I'll try it again and get this message:

It is not possible for me to install the plugin.
Best wishes
Andreas

I'll wrote you to your Gmail-Email-Adress.
I found the error: The file is 0 KB of it's size.
The reason is probably that the zip file is protected with a password that I don't know. Also I have already written this yesterday by email.
But please no more effort. I will not use the add-on, because it takes me meanwhile much too much time.
It is not worth it for me.

It's done. I simply overlooked the password and my unzip program managed to create a file with no IN content, which I could even access via the addon management. Sorry for the trouble. Mea culpa.

I didn't receive any e--mail notification by Forum about the previous posts. Anyway, I am glad that you finally got the add-on working.

and it works perfectly and is worth every euro.
Thank you for your patience.

I recently spun up an Unraid NAS, and wanted to locate my MediaMonkey 2024 database and files on that NAS. I followed the directions at https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/kno ... vironment/ so I could share the database with several clients on my home network (huge Spouse Approval Factor).

However, in the course of locating the MM database on the NAS, I ran into a problem. I had previously set up MM with the numerical IP location (192.168.1.xxx) of the NAS, and one of the clients wouldn't recognize the numerical IP but all recognized the UNC (ex: WALKERNAS). So I changed the location to the UNC, re-scanned, and removed the numerical IP pointers from the database (ensuring plenty of backups to the database for recovery). Then I discovered the rub - All of the 100+ playlists I had contained the location of the numerical IP in them, not the UNC. I couldn't find any way to update the playlist locations.

After searching, I found Zvezdan's "Update Location of Files 3.0" utility. I paid the small fee and received the utility immediately. At first it didn't work in my setup - this was totally due to my somewhat complicated setup, my 100K music files, and likely the nature of the Unraid FUSE filesystem.

Zvezdan was amazing. He and I had multiple exchanges every day for about a week, and he made several modifications in his utility to improve how it works. Ultimately it solved my problem perfectly. I recommend Zvezdan and this utility very highly. He went above and beyond in the rapidity of his responses, and in the work he did to make me successful.