That should work. Note that another update is planned regarding Artwork due to a memory leak. Restart MediaMonkey if you encounter this.

5.0.5 contains a fix for Artwork lookup, however it's not recommended to downgrade from 5.1/2024 to 5.0.5. A new 2024 release is in the works.

Are you sure you're not holding the Ctrl key down, or that it's stuck on the keyboard. Does a PC restart not resolve this? How about a different keyboard?

How exactly does this happen? I've not seen this myself nor seen it reported before?

Does laptop also have latest 2024?

Anyway, are the Paths different, if not, you should re=assign drive instead of Locate Moved/Missing Files.

More on migrating: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index. ... w_computer

You can contact sales support with upgrade questions.

The team is working on this. This may include switching to alternatives randomly or increasing times between lookups.

Going from 5.1.x or 2024.x to 5.0.x is not recommended. There are certain changes in the database that can cause issues.

Which MediaMonkey are you inquiring about? For MediaMonkey for Windows you can buy a version license which is valid for all releases in that version, or Lifetime license which is valid for the current and future versions.

M3U is supported pretty widely, but you have other options including PLS.

Yes, MP3 (lossy) is lower quality than FLAC (lossless). It will depend on what settings you used for MP3 in how much you'd experience this quality loss (ie. 320kbps MP3 would generally sound the same for most people).

Did you enable Volume Leveling in the Auto-Conversion settings?

It's working for me, and it seems you were able to get to the forum. You may want to clear browser cache/cookies and try again or try a different browser.

Are you using MediaMonkey 5.0.5? It is the only version this is working on.

That would generally follow some edits. Are you (or Addons you use) editing tags prior to this starting? Which Build (Help > About) are you seeing this on?

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