Anyone know if the issue is resolved in MM v3?

I'm using MediaMonkey Gold v2.5.4.978 on Windows XP SP2 I have a music library of about 7000+ tracks, none of which had any volume-leveling performed on them yet, so I selected all of them by pressing Ctrl+A from the "Artist" view node, and went to Tools > Analyze Volume. From the progress meter at ...

Bex wrote:Simply add a new one to a track...

Could you explain that in a bit more detail please?

where is "the first parameter to the script"? When you call the script from the command line, you need to give your username as the first argument. For example, suppose you saved the script into a file called "lastfmplaycounts.pl", then you would enter this at the command line: perl ...

Well sadly I do not know much about VBScript, but I do know Perl :-P So here's a Perl script I made that will parse through all the weekly charts for a last.fm user using the web services, adding up all the playcounts and then outputting them to a "songs.txt" file in the same format that your script ...

well the thing is that the Classification fields don't get saved into the actual tag of the mp3, they get saved in the MM database. EDIT : you were right though, just typing in my own text adds a new category for the Classification! now the question is how to add custom Classification sets in ...

Is it possible to add or rename Classification criteria? Like could I rename the "Wild" value under "Mood" to something else? Or add more values to "Mood"? Or add my own custom-defined Classification with its own set of values? Also, is there any way to add columns in the library view for properties ...

I'm working on a script and I'd like to have one of the functions get called anytime the Now Playing playlist gets auto-populated with tracks when a track is double-clicked from the library. In the prefs, this is referred to as the "Play Now" command, so I guess what I'm after is a way to hook "Play ...

OK, suppose I were to purchase the gold version and use the autoplaylist idea -- I rate all the songs I don't want to listen to with a "bomb", and then create an autoplaylist that weeds out all the "bomb" tracks. Now would I then have to play everything and build all my other playlists filtered ...

I use MusicBrainz + Mp3Tag to do all my id3 tag management, so I'd really prefer that MediaMonkey treat id3 tags purely as read-only, and never attempt to make any changes to them. So I have "Update tags when editing properties" disabled, and that seems to keep MM from doing any writing to mp3 files ...

After looking into MM's features a bit more, it looks like the "inaccessible media" feature is kinda similar to what I'm looking for -- a subset of the library that never gets played and shows up in the library as grayed-out. So the question is: is there any to "trick" or "force" MM into making ...

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there's anyway to get ALL the information last.fm has on your track plays. If you were to use last.fm's web services, you will only be able to get playcounts for your top 50 most-played tracks. And if you want the timestamp each track was played as well, that ...

Is there any way to mark certain songs in the library so that they never get played (in any mode -- continuous or shuffle) unless directly double-clicked on? In other words, I'm in the process of migrating my music library over from iTunes to MediaMonkey and am trying to find an equivalent in MM to ...