installs in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\MediaMonkey 5
maybe should be in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\MediaMonkey 2024

I am downloading the latest debug build right now and will install it shortly. MediaMonkey had been running/playing randomly continuously for 2.5 hours. About 1.5 hours before the exception I had started it playing a specific (9+ minutes long) tune still in random mode. I left my computer doing noth...

I have only been running MMW5 (5.0.2.2532) for just over a week. Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-7940X CPU @ 3.10GHz 3.10 GHz Installed RAM 64.0 GB (63.7 GB usable) Windows 10 Pro 64-bit; version 21H1 As an aside, I have a couple of times seen an exception for inaccessible memory at closing. Thereaft...

Thanks, Lowlander for the quick response! I had a vague recollection of reading something about that when MediaMonkey 5 first came out in beta but was hoping that it had been fixed by now.

How might I create my own custom commands (add-ons) for MediaMonkey 5?

I just installed MediaMonkey 5 today. While I am not really adept at MediaMonkey’s scripting language, I have managed to create about twelve of my own custom scripts which allow me to quickly edit multiple files’ tags. Since the "Tools" menu no longer has a "Scripts" sub-item, is...

I spent the whole day trying to pull myself up by my bootstraps and figured out almost all of it… ' A script that edits the Artist of selected tracks and also assigns the album artist Dim NameTextField, UI, MainWindow Set UI = SDB.UI Set MainWindow = UI.NewForm Set NameTextField = UI.NewEdit (MainWi...

I'm fairly new to MediaMonkey scripting. In my script I open a dialog and want to ask the user for some text input then use that text later on in the script. I have no idea how to create a TextBox (it need not be a RichTextBox) nor how to use its content (after testing to make sure that it is not em...

It is also possible to do this by selecting the files you wish to change. Right-click to expose the context menu. The very last item, "Properties" opens a generic properties dialog which gives access to all the common items of the files selected. On the second tab (Details) of this dialog,...

I'm using what I think is the most current beta (4.1.29.1910). Part of the recent changes have been to move away from FreeDB. However, ripping a recent CD which was not found in the database pops up an error dialog (appropriately) but it says that it “could not find the album in FreeDB” when I am as...

I wanted to change an option (Library> Tags & Playlists> "Update tags when editing properties" checkbox). It was checked and I wanted to remove the check. I did so then clicked on the "OK" button and got this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/601xompc2v46s7s/ExternalTools.png?dl=0 (...

Thanks for the almost immediate reply! That was enough information to resolve my problem. However… Files are located on drive A or B and MediaMonkey isn't able to access them. To fix this remove the drive letter from IgnoreDriveLetters=AB in MediaMonkey.ini. For the location of MediaMonkey.ini see: ...

Given that Windows only allows for 26 drive letters (A-Z, and I'm using them all) and with the understanding that "A" & "B" are traditionally reserved for "floppy drives" and might be ignored by Windows search indexing database (although this does not appear to be t...

Great!

How about "New Tab"?

Lowlander wrote:Ctrl+F4 to close current tab.

Thanks!
Note: http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... rtcuts/4.0 it's not listed in the documentation.