Hello. Some time ago as I was about to do a complete Windows re-installation on my PC, I temporarily loaded MM on to a laptop. My music files are stored on a NAS so the laptop installation found the files with no problem. I have now re-installed MM on the original PC and again, the music tracks can be found. The problem is I have lost my Playlists.
I have a folder which I have named ConfigFiles which contains some stuff that I created when I removed MM from the PC and I think that the Playlists may be among these. The files in this folder are CDPlayer.ini, MediaMonkey.ini, mediamonkey.m3u8, milkdrop_config.ini, MM.DB. There are also some empty folders, MetadataCache, Plugins, Scripts, Skins.
Can anyone help me import these config files back into MM and hopefully restore my Playlists?
Thanks in anticuipation.
Importing Playlist and Config Files
Moderator: Gurus
Re: Importing Playlist and Config Files
You need the database file MM.DB for your Playlists: http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... w_computer
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
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Re: Importing Playlist and Config Files
Thanks Lowlander. I had seen the webpage that you pointed me to before but didn't quite follow it.
In the end, before kicking off MM, I just went to the folder C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey (I am running Windows 10).
To be on the safe side, I created a save folder here and moved all the existing files and folders into it.
I then copied the files and folders that I had backed up from my previous installation into C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey.
I ran MM and everything has now been restored.
There was no need to run the script as described.
I guess this was because the music files were still in the original location.
Rob
In the end, before kicking off MM, I just went to the folder C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey (I am running Windows 10).
To be on the safe side, I created a save folder here and moved all the existing files and folders into it.
I then copied the files and folders that I had backed up from my previous installation into C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey.
I ran MM and everything has now been restored.
There was no need to run the script as described.
I guess this was because the music files were still in the original location.
Rob
