What's New in V4 - Revision history

Dongadson: /* Automatic synchronization */

2013-12-28T05:27:12Z

Automatic synchronization

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	=== Automatic synchronization ===		=== Automatic synchronization ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds support for a variety of devices, so that transferring media is simply a matter of connecting.  Device 'Profiles' further improve the sync experience, by automatically configuring MediaMonkey with sync settings optimized for the device in question. Supported devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Android, and others.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds support for a variety of devices, so that transferring media is simply a matter of connecting.  Device 'Profiles' further improve the sync experience, by automatically configuring MediaMonkey with sync settings optimized for the device in question. Supported devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Android, and others.<br>

	=== New audio system ===		=== New audio system ===

Rusty: /* Video support */

2011-12-05T20:54:39Z

Video support

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	MediaMonkey 4 extends its functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 extends its functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>

	~~[[File:Example.jpg]]~~

	=== Collections ===		=== Collections ===

Rusty: /* Video support */

2011-12-05T20:54:19Z

Video support

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	MediaMonkey 4 extends its functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 extends its functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>

			[[File:Example.jpg]]

	=== Collections ===		=== Collections ===

Richy3892: /* Video support */

2011-12-04T06:57:05Z

Video support

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	=== Video support ===		=== Video support ===

	MediaMonkey 4 extends ~~it's~~ functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 extends its functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>

	=== Collections ===		=== Collections ===

Lowlander: /* Easier than ever */

2011-11-16T17:44:51Z

Easier than ever

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	=== Easier than ever ===		=== Easier than ever ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs~~, tabbed UI~~, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>

	=== Tons of Bug Fixes ===		=== Tons of Bug Fixes ===

	MediaMonkey 4 includes hundreds of major and minor bug fixes, including resolution to a recent problem in MediaMonkey 3.x related to auto-tagging via Amazon.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 includes hundreds of major and minor bug fixes, including resolution to a recent problem in MediaMonkey 3.x related to auto-tagging via Amazon.<br>

Lowlander at 17:41, 16 November 2011

2011-11-16T17:41:17Z

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	MediaMonkey 4 adds secure ripping to ensure that CDs are copied with the greatest accuracy possible by slowing down the discs rotational speed whenever inaccuracies are detected.  Furthermore, the final product is compared to an AccurateRip database to verify integrity.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds secure ripping to ensure that CDs are copied with the greatest accuracy possible by slowing down the discs rotational speed whenever inaccuracies are detected.  Furthermore, the final product is compared to an AccurateRip database to verify integrity.<br>

			=== Tabs ===

			MediaMonkey 4 adds tabs, allowing you to browse different parts of your library in separate tabs.

	=== Easier than ever ===		=== Easier than ever ===

Rusty at 21:35, 15 November 2011

2011-11-15T21:35:02Z

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	MediaMonkey 4 is a major release with quite a few changes:<br>		MediaMonkey 4 is a major release with quite a few changes.  This document summarizes its most significant new features (if you're looking for information about upgrading, see our [http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=57 upgrade FAQ]):<br>

	=== Video support ===		=== Video support ===
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	=== Easier than ever ===		=== Easier than ever ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>

	=== Tons of Bug Fixes ===		=== Tons of Bug Fixes ===

	MediaMonkey 4 includes hundreds of major and minor bug fixes, including resolution to a recent problem in MediaMonkey 3.x related to auto-tagging via Amazon.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 includes hundreds of major and minor bug fixes, including resolution to a recent problem in MediaMonkey 3.x related to auto-tagging via Amazon.<br>

Rusty at 03:12, 15 November 2011

2011-11-15T03:12:04Z

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	MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>

			=== Tons of Bug Fixes ===

			MediaMonkey 4 includes hundreds of major and minor bug fixes, including resolution to a recent problem in MediaMonkey 3.x related to auto-tagging via Amazon.<br>

Rusty at 22:32, 14 November 2011

2011-11-14T22:32:11Z

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	=== Video support ===		=== Video support ===

	MediaMonkey 4 extends it's functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the way that ~~only MediaMonkey can~~.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 extends it's functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the same way that it does for Audio.<br>

	=== Collections ===		=== Collections ===

	MediaMonkey 4 makes it easy to manage multiple collections from a single UI. Whether they are Classical music collections, Movie Collections, Music Video Collections, etc. MediaMonkey provides a single UI from which all of these can be easily accessed and managed.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 makes it easy to manage multiple collections from a single UI. Whether they are Classical music collections, Movie Collections, Music Video Collections, etc. MediaMonkey provides a single UI from which all of these can be easily accessed and managed.  This functionality is based on the rudimentary 'Filter' functionality that existed in version 3.<br>

	=== Sharing ===		=== Sharing ===
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	=== Automatic synchronization ===		=== Automatic synchronization ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds support for a variety of devices, so that transferring media is simply a matter of connecting. Supported devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Android, and others.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds support for a variety of devices, so that transferring media is simply a matter of connecting.  Device 'Profiles' further improve the sync experience, by automatically configuring MediaMonkey with sync settings optimized for the device in question. Supported devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Android, and others.<br>

	=== New audio system ===		=== New audio system ===
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	=== Secure ripping ===		=== Secure ripping ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds secure ripping to ensure that CDs are copied with the greatest accuracy possible, ~~and~~ compared to an AccurateRip database to verify integrity.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds secure ripping to ensure that CDs are copied with the greatest accuracy possible by slowing down the discs rotational speed whenever inaccuracies are detected.  Furthermore, the final product is compared to an AccurateRip database to verify integrity.<br>

	=== Easier than ever ===		=== Easier than ever ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>

Rusty at 22:27, 14 November 2011

2011-11-14T22:27:31Z

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	MediaMonkey 4 is a major release with quite a few changes:~~<br>~~		MediaMonkey 4 is a major release with quite a few changes:<br>

	<br>

	=== Video support ===		=== Video support ===

	MediaMonkey 4 extends it's functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the way that only MediaMonkey can.		MediaMonkey 4 extends it's functionality to the realm of Video (AVI, MP4, WMV, etc.). It plays, syncs, tags, and organizes video files in the way that only MediaMonkey can.<br>



	~~=== Collections ===~~

	MediaMonkey 4 makes it easy to manage multiple collections from a single UI. Whether they are Classical music collections, Movie Collections, Music Video Collections, etc. MediaMonkey provides a single UI from which all of these can be easily accessed and managed.



	~~=== Sharing ===~~

	MediaMonkey 4 allows you to share collections via industry-standard UPnP/DLNA so that your xBox, PS3, or DLNA-enabled television can play your music and videos. Similarly, MediaMonkey can now access UPnP devices to play content that might be shared by a UPnP server. In addition, the included download manager lets you quickly download content stored on other web sites.



	~~=== Automatic synchronization ===~~

	~~MediaMonkey 4 adds support for a variety of devices, so that transferring media is simply a matter of connecting. Supported devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Android, and others.~~



	=== ~~New audio system~~ ===		=== Collections ===

	MediaMonkey 4 ~~now offers higher quality / lower latency audio~~, ~~via the Windows Audio Session API~~.		MediaMonkey 4 makes it easy to manage multiple collections from a single UI. Whether they are Classical music collections, Movie Collections, Music Video Collections, etc. MediaMonkey provides a single UI from which all of these can be easily accessed and managed.<br>

			=== Sharing ===

			MediaMonkey 4 allows you to share collections via industry-standard UPnP/DLNA so that your xBox, PS3, or DLNA-enabled television can play your music and videos. Similarly, MediaMonkey can now access UPnP devices to play content that might be shared by a UPnP server. In addition, the included download manager lets you quickly download content stored on other web sites.<br>

	=== ~~Portable mode~~ ===		=== Automatic synchronization ===

	MediaMonkey 4 ~~can now be run from~~ a ~~USB device~~ so that ~~you can take it~~, ~~along with your music collection~~, ~~to whatever Windows PC you're using~~.		MediaMonkey 4 adds support for a variety of devices, so that transferring media is simply a matter of connecting. Supported devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Android, and others.<br>

			=== New audio system ===

			MediaMonkey 4 now offers higher quality / lower latency audio, via the Windows Audio Session API.<br>

	=== ~~Secure ripping~~ ===		=== Portable mode ===

	MediaMonkey 4 ~~adds secure ripping to ensure~~ that ~~CDs are copied~~ with ~~the greatest accuracy possible~~, ~~and compared to an AccurateRip database~~ to ~~verify integrity~~.		MediaMonkey 4 can now be run from a USB device so that you can take it, along with your music collection, to whatever Windows PC you're using.<br>

			=== Secure ripping ===

			MediaMonkey 4 adds secure ripping to ensure that CDs are copied with the greatest accuracy possible, and compared to an AccurateRip database to verify integrity.<br>

	=== Easier than ever ===		=== Easier than ever ===

	MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>		MediaMonkey 4 adds a whole slew of usability improvements making it easier to use than ever before. These include: an installation wizard, automated download of languages / codecs, tabbed UI, contextual toolbar, integrated file monitoring, new skins, etc.<br>