WebHelp:Player - Revision history

Lowlander at 20:22, 20 April 2026

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	== Crossfading/Silence Removal ==		== Crossfading/Silence Removal ==

	Crossfading will blend the previous and next file together as the transition between files. '''Play > Crossfade''' from the Main Menu allows you to quickly toggle crossfading on and off. Under '''File > Options > Layout > Playback rules''' you can set per [[WebHelp:Playback_Rules#Types\|Type]]: [[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Playback Rules, Crossfade & Silence Removal.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Playback Rules, Crossfade & Silence Removal\|MediaMonkey Options Playback Rules, Crossfade & Silence Removal]]<br><br>		Crossfading will blend the previous and next file together as the transition between files ''(only applies to audio files)''. '''Play > Crossfade''' from the Main Menu allows you to quickly toggle crossfading on and off. Under '''File > Options > Layout > Playback rules''' you can set per [[WebHelp:Playback_Rules#Types\|Type]]: [[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Playback Rules, Crossfade & Silence Removal.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Playback Rules, Crossfade & Silence Removal\|MediaMonkey Options Playback Rules, Crossfade & Silence Removal]]<br><br>
	* ''Remove silence at the beginning / end of track'' will remove skip the silence at the beginning and end of a file if present.		* ''Remove silence at the beginning / end of track'' will remove skip the silence at the beginning and end of a file if present.
	* ''Fade out'' which sets how much before the file's end MediaMonkey should start fading out		* ''Fade out'' which sets how much before the file's end MediaMonkey should start fading out

Lowlander at 22:21, 26 November 2025

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	* You can ''Maximize'' the Visualization with has it use the full MediaMonkey window.		* You can ''Maximize'' the Visualization with has it use the full MediaMonkey window.
	* You can go ''Full Screen'' for the Visualization.		* You can go ''Full Screen'' for the Visualization.
	Note: Visualizations aren't shown when casting.		''Note: Visualizations aren't shown when casting.''

Lowlander at 22:21, 26 November 2025

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	* You can ''Maximize'' the Visualization with has it use the full MediaMonkey window.		* You can ''Maximize'' the Visualization with has it use the full MediaMonkey window.
	* You can go ''Full Screen'' for the Visualization.		* You can go ''Full Screen'' for the Visualization.
			Note: Visualizations aren't shown when casting.

Lowlander at 18:15, 7 February 2025

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	* ''Transparency'' controls how transparent the Pop-up will be. A preview will be shown when adjusting this setting.		* ''Transparency'' controls how transparent the Pop-up will be. A preview will be shown when adjusting this setting.
	* ''Location'' controls where on the screen the Pop-up will be shown. A preview will be shown when adjusting this setting.		* ''Location'' controls where on the screen the Pop-up will be shown. A preview will be shown when adjusting this setting.
			''Note: Pop-up display won't show when Windows Focus Assist is enabled.''

Lowlander at 19:40, 11 August 2024

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	Enabling '''Shuffle''' causes all of the Files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|Playing]] queue to be played in random order. This can be enabled/disabled via '''Play > Shuffle''' from the Main Menu. Shuffle will randomize the order of files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|'Playing' list]].		Enabling '''Shuffle''' causes all of the Files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|Playing]] queue to be played in random order. This can be enabled/disabled via '''Play > Shuffle''' from the Main Menu. Shuffle will randomize the order of files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|'Playing' list]].

	'''Tools > Options > Playback rules''' has an ''Ignore Shuffle'' setting that will override Shuffle.		'''Tools > Options > [[WebHelp:Playback_Rules#How_Media_Files_are_Played\|Playback rules]]''' has an ''Ignore Shuffle'' setting that will override Shuffle.

Lowlander at 19:38, 11 August 2024

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	Enabling '''Shuffle''' causes all of the Files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|Playing]] queue to be played in random order. This can be enabled/disabled via '''Play > Shuffle''' from the Main Menu. Shuffle will randomize the order of files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|'Playing' list]].		Enabling '''Shuffle''' causes all of the Files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|Playing]] queue to be played in random order. This can be enabled/disabled via '''Play > Shuffle''' from the Main Menu. Shuffle will randomize the order of files in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|'Playing' list]].

			'''Tools > Options > Playback rules''' has an ''Ignore Shuffle'' setting that will override Shuffle.

Lowlander at 17:37, 31 July 2024

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	# Enable/Disable using '''Play > Sleep''' from the Main Menu.		# Enable/Disable using '''Play > Sleep''' from the Main Menu.
	# You will be prompted to configure:		# You will be prompted to configure:
	#* Play audio for x minutes		#* ''Play audio for'' x minutes
	#* ~~Whether~~ to gradually fade the volume, at which point the fade should start and to what volume it should lower when fading		#* ''Fade volume'', which sets whether to gradually fade the volume, at which point the fade should start and to what volume it should lower when fading
	#* ~~What~~ should happen at the end of the sleep period. This includes options to do nothing, shutdown , hibernate, sleep or log off computer, close MediaMonkey, or to do nothing.		#* ''Action at end'' sets what should happen at the end of the sleep period. This includes options to do nothing, shutdown , hibernate, sleep or log off computer, close MediaMonkey, or to do nothing.
	''Note: If shutting down the computer, it's a good idea to close all other applications beforehand, since some applications may ask for a confirmation that would prevent the computer from shutting down.''		''Note: If shutting down the computer, it's a good idea to close all other applications beforehand, since some applications may ask for a confirmation to close that would prevent the computer from shutting down.''

Lowlander at 17:35, 31 July 2024

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	== Sleep ==		== Sleep ==

	If you want files to play for a set period of time and gradually fade and optionally shut down your computer, you can use the Sleep function:		If you want files to play for a set period of time and gradually fade and optionally shut down your computer, you can use the Sleep function:[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Sleep.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Sleep\|MediaMonkey Sleep]]<br><br>

	# Enable/Disable using '''Play > Sleep''' from the Main Menu.		# Enable/Disable using '''Play > Sleep''' from the Main Menu.

Lowlander at 17:33, 31 July 2024

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 Under '''File &gt; Options &gt; Layout &gt; Playback rules''' you can enable/disable Adjust speed per [[WebHelp:Playback_Rules#Types|Type]].
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 You can customize what is shown in the Player under '''File &gt; Options &gt; Layout &gt; Player''' from the Main Menu. This has settings as to which buttons and information should be shown as well as set the Seek bar to show as a standard seek bar or a Waveform bar.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Player layout.png|center|alt=MediaMonkey Options Player layout|MediaMonkey Options Player layout]]<br><br>
 You can also customize what information is shown about the Playing file under '''Tools &gt; Options &gt; [[{{WebHelp:Links|Playback Rules}}#How_Media_Files_are_Played|Playback Rules]]''' from the Main Menu by changing the ''Display format for 'Track summary' (e.g. in Player)'' setting. This is done per [[{{WebHelp:Links|Playback Rules}}#Types|Media Type]].

Lowlander at 17:33, 31 July 2024

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	Under '''File > Options > Layout > Playback rules''' you can enable/disable Adjust speed per [[WebHelp:Playback_Rules#Types\|Type]].		Under '''File > Options > Layout > Playback rules''' you can enable/disable Adjust speed per [[WebHelp:Playback_Rules#Types\|Type]].


			== Pop-up Display ==

			Each time the Player changes playback to a new file, MediaMonkey can show a Pop-up with the new file information. This can be enabled/disabled under '''Tools > Options > Player''' from the Main Menu. The Pop-up has additional settings: [[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Player Pop-up Display.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Player Pop-up Display\|MediaMonkey Options Player Pop-up Display]]<br><br>
			* ''Pop-up file info'' If the Pop-up is shown and for how many seconds it should be shown.
			* ''Slow fade-out'' determines if and how long the Pop-up should fade out.
			* ''Only when inactive'' will only show the Pop-up when MediaMonkey isn't the active window.
			* ''Transparency'' controls how transparent the Pop-up will be. A preview will be shown when adjusting this setting.
			* ''Location'' controls where on the screen the Pop-up will be shown. A preview will be shown when adjusting this setting.


			== The Play & Skip Counter/Bookmarking ==

			Under '''Tools > Options > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Playback Rules]]''' from the Main Menu you can set per [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Types\|Media Type]] how much of a file needs to be played before the '''Play counter''' is updated using ''Increase play counter at'' setting.<br>
			The '''Skip counter''' is updated by 1 when a file is skipped that played over 2 seconds, but with less than 30% of the file played.

			'''Bookmarking''' can be enabled/disabled per [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Types\|Media Type]] under '''Tools > Options > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Playback Rules]]''' from the Main Menu.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Playback Rules, Play counter.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Playback Rules\|MediaMonkey Options Playback Rules]]