Please try with the latest MediaMonkey 2024 beta and see if the files not found issue persists.

It depends on how you setup Location in the Sync Profile.

Crossfading is a more recent addition to MediaMonkey, so you may have used a third party Addon in the past.

Please details how the files are stored and tell us which Build (Help > About) of MediaMonkey you're using?

You need to make sure the new files are selected for Sync.

It sounds like you mean the Denon AVR-S660H? In that case it may not work, as MMA works with industry standards of DLNA and Chromecast, neither of which are mentioned by Denon. Instead Denon seems fully committed to their proprietary heos app. You'd still have Bluetooth or AUX as options from a phone.

It sounds like you're looking for Sync.

If WMP and MMW have the same issue when ripping it likely points to a hardware/system settings issue. Do try a different drive and see if the problem persists.

Please update to the latest MediaMonkey 2024 beta, it should be fixed there.

Which Build (Help > About) and does switching output plugin help?

Related: https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/kno ... corrupted/

Unless you are missing files on the drive when navigating on Windows the problem is most likely with the device reading the files. Have you tried a different drive?

Things to try, to see why this is happening:
- Rip to FLAC, do these files have the same issue?
- Disable Volume Leveling in the Rip dialog, does that resolve anything (or was it already disabled)?
- Play problem MP3's on another player, do they still have the same problems on playback?

Most of these devices are not designed for large libraries, thus you run into their limitations with such a large library. Some have limits on the amount of folders, others on the amounts of file, or even both. Check with the manufacturer what, if any, limitations your device may have and if there a...

No, there isn't a way to do this. However if you have AutoPlaylists that share Criteria that you'd occasionally like to change you could use Playlist = Criteria and have all use that 1 Playlist as Criteria. This allows you to make the changes once, and have them used by all the other AutoPlaylists. ...

Perhaps the device has a limit to the amount of folders it can read. You could try to create letter folders (\<Album Artist:1>\), with the Artists organized in there.

Please see: https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/kno ... -are-lost/