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Lowlander at 21:06, 3 December 2024

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	# On the next screen change '''File Origin''' to ''65001: Unicode (UTF-8)''		# On the next screen change '''File Origin''' to ''65001: Unicode (UTF-8)''
	# Click '''Load'''		# Click '''Load'''


			== Export subscribed podcasts ==

			MediaMonkey can export your Podcast subscriptions to an OPML file. This can be [[WebHelp:Podcasts#Importing_and_Exporting_Podcasts_Directories\|imported in MediaMonkey]] and other applications to quickly be able to subscribe again to your Podcast subscriptions. Note that this does not export the Podcast episodes.


			== Export to iTunes library XML ==

			MediaMonkey can export the MediaMonkey Library to an iTunes.xml file. This can be used in other applications that support importing from iTunes.xml libraries like Traktor DJ and Plex.

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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Creating Reports		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 2024 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Creating Reports

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	With reports, you can easily generate Statistics about your collection, or create File listings in HTML, a CSV file (which can be imported in spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel), or an XML file. This exported file will allow you to print from ~~the~~ file~~'s supported software~~.		With reports, you can easily generate Statistics about your collection, or create File listings in HTML, a CSV file (which can be imported in spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel), or an XML file. This exported file will allow you to print from other software that can open that file type.


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	To generate a Statistics report use '''File > Reports > Statistics''' from the Main Menu. A new window will open with statistics of your MediaMonkey Library. You can use '''Save As''' if you want to save this report to your computer.		To generate a Statistics report use '''File > Reports > Statistics''' from the Main Menu. A new window will open with statistics of your MediaMonkey Library. You can use '''Save As''' if you want to save this report to your computer.
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	# Select all of the media files you would like to create a report for.		# Select all of the media files you would like to create a report for.
	# Use '''File > Reports > File List''' from the Main Menu.		# Use '''File > Reports > File List''' from the Main Menu.
	# Choose which columns you want to be included in the report.		# Choose which columns you want to be included in the report.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Create Reports - Choose Columns.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Choose Columns in Create Report\|MediaMonkey Choose Columns in Create Report]]<br><br>
	# Choose a destination folder, ''File name'' and set what type of report it should be exported as with ''Save as type'' to save the report.		# Choose a destination folder, ''File name'' and set what type of report it should be exported as with ''Save as type'' to save the report.

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With reports, you can easily generate Statistics about your collection, or create File listings in HTML, a CSV file (which can be imported in spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel), or an XML file. This exported file will allow you to print from the file's supported software.

== Statistics ==

To generate a Statistics report use '''File > Reports > Statistics''' from the Main Menu. A new window will open with statistics of your MediaMonkey Library. You can use '''Save As''' if you want to save this report to your computer.

== Export File List Report ==

To generate a File List report:
# Select all of the media files you would like to create a report for.
# Use '''File > Reports > File List''' from the Main Menu.
# Choose which columns you want to be included in the report.
# Choose a destination folder, ''File name'' and set what type of report it should be exported as with ''Save as type'' to save the report.

=== Using CSV in Excel ===
If the CSV has foreign characters you'll need to import the CSV in Excel instead of opening it with Excel as Excel doesn't import Unicode files automatically. To import use:
# In Excel go to '''Data''' in the menu
# Use '''From Text/CSV'''
# Select the CSV file exported from MediaMonkey
# On the next screen change '''File Origin''' to ''65001: Unicode (UTF-8)''
# Click '''Load'''

== Related ==
* [[{{WebHelp:Links|Exporting Playlists}}|Exporting Playlists]]

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