Infuriating, isn't it? I have hundreds of subscriptions to NPR: Fresh Air, and they are all listed as subscriptions (not just files to listen to). There doesn't seem to be a way to remove the subscriptions without removing the entire episode from the library (thus, if you remove the subscription , y...

Right clicking on a subscription should allow you to remove it and you're given a choice to remove the files or not. However why keep the files and not the subscription (as you can set it to not download new episodes)? Right clicking the subscription only gives you two options: remove from Library ...

I'm having the same issue. I have MediaMonkey Pro for Android, but it won't play any Flac files (all are 16/44.1 ripped from CD using MediaMonkey). I downloaded PowerAmp and all of the files play great (and I like the interface better). I'm kind of annoyed about paying for MM Pro right now, since I ...

I am astounded that you still can't move multiple playlists at once. This alone can be a deal breaker for someone trying to switch from iTunes (you import hundreds of playlists from iTunes and they are all in a folder called "imported from iTunes," and the only way to get them out is to mo...

So the only way to keep MediaMonkey from writing to every new USB connected device you use is to disable EVERY device EVERY TIME you connect a new one? That seems borderline virus-like.

You can't select multiple Playlists to be moved. How in the world can this be true? Just like the original OP's situation, when someone decides to switch from iTunes (or whatever) to MediaMonkey and they import their hundreds of playlists, you're just SOL on moving your playlists out of the "i...

kidjedi wrote:How in the WORLD is this not yet built in functionality?!

But thanks SO MUCH for writing the code so we can have the functionality!!!