Can i force the Monkey to write two digit track numbers?

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by Davo » Mon Mar 17, 2008 5:10 pm

Bex - Thanks for the directions. It works fine now.

David

by Bex » Mon Mar 17, 2008 4:01 pm

I just tested to install the script and it works without any problems on my computer. 3.0.3.1140
I have also zipped all my installer files to prevent them from being renamed by IE.

But to do a manual install, do like this:
1. Download the zipped installer file
2. Unzip the installer file and rename the .mmip extension to .zip
3. Extract the CaseModify.vbs file to your MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto folder
4. Restart MM

Finally, why not post in the scripts thread?

by Davo » Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:43 pm

Not sure about the Firefox v IE issue. The problem i had was after I downloaded & saved the zip file to my hard drive then tried to open it. I rarely open files from the browser. I think there must be a problem with the installer file. Perhaps BEX the author could help. I've never had a problem downloading & installing mmip's before.

David

by Kevinino » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:53 pm

Odd :o

Well I just had to try it, and ..... it doesn't work with IE6 - makes it hang.

Anyway, yet another reason to use the far superior Firefox

by drjboulder » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:37 pm

Kevinino wrote:open it with Firefox (or I guess IE) and then it installs normally.
'cept IE renames .mmip to .zip...

by Kevinino » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:15 pm

I had a similar problem installing a .mmip file - it hung Windows Explorer.

To get around this instead of clicking on it, open it with Firefox (or I guess IE) and then it installs normally.

by drjboulder » Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:58 am

Davo wrote:drjboulder - Thanks for the info. I'm not very technical so i've relied on the installer packages for the scripts i've used so far. If i do try a manual install as you suggest would that give me the latest version.
David
Yes and no.
If the person who created the script does not update the first post then, NO.
But, YES, the link that I provided should be up to date.
Go ahead and give it a go.
Worst that could happen is that you would have to undo/delete what you have done.
Best that can happen is that it works for you, and that you get a little experience in installing scripts. :D

by Davo » Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:51 am

drjboulder - Thanks for the info. I'm not very technical so i've relied on the installer packages for the scripts i've used so far. If i do try a manual install as you suggest would that give me the latest version.

David

by drjboulder » Mon Mar 17, 2008 2:14 am

You could try to manually install.
Delete all references to the script in your monkey's program files/monkey/scripts.
Then do a manual install by coping the code from here.
Then, following these instructions:

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' INSTALL, Two different ways:
'
' ** Update existing Case script (wich is shipped with MM) **
'   1) Goto "Mediamonkey\Scripts" folder. Open up the existing script named Case.vbs in e.g. Notepad
'   2) Replace all the code in the file with this code
'   3) (Re)start MediaMonkey
'
' ** Separate Install, which will work independently of the Case script  **
'   1) Goto "Mediamonkey\Scripts" folder. Right click and create a txt file.
'   2) Name it CaseModify.vbs (Make sure it's not named CaseModify.vbs.txt)
'   3) Copy all this content into the file and save it.
'   4) Open up the scripts.ini file located in the same folder and add the text below to the end of the file

'[CaseModify]
'FileName=CaseModify.vbs
'ProcName=TitleCase
'Order=10
'DisplayName=Case Modify...
'Description=
'Language=VBScript
'ScriptType=0
'Shortcut=Ctrl+E
.

by Davo » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:50 am

Just downloaded the script from the site mentioned in this thread. After I unzip it & try to open the mmip file nothing happens & my system locks up.
Windows XP SP2
MM3 - 1140 Gold

David

by SerialK » Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:35 pm

Big_Berny wrote:I know. But I added that the tag will be changed! :)
Cool! Thank you very much!

by Guest » Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:35 pm

Big_Berny wrote:I know. But I added that the tag will be changed! :)
Great! Thank you!

by Big_Berny » Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:12 pm

I know. But I added that the tag will be changed! :)

by drjboulder » Sun Mar 16, 2008 12:44 pm

drjboulder wrote: At any rate you can use Bex's Case & Leading Zero Fixer to fix the tracks without a leading zero.

by spacefish » Sun Mar 16, 2008 12:41 pm

rovingcowboy wrote:
Big_Berny wrote:AFAIK there's no script to force MM to write a leading zero.

But with this script you can fix your whole library with one click: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14822

EDIT: It really adds the '0' to the tag!
cool thanks i did not know or remember about that one. :D
That's the same script D Rock linked above. :P

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