What you say you see under File > Create Reports isn't what I see nor what I have ever seen. This is what that set of steps shows on my MM4 Just List Albums... Statistics File List (HTML)... File List (XML)... File List (CSV)... File List (Excel)... Custom Report... Custom Report Auto... I have been...

Get the extension script Linked Tracks. It does not join the several tracks into one. Instead Linked Tracks sends all the linked tracks in order to Now Playing when any one of the tracks is selected to play. But it is only available in MM4; it doesn't work in MM5. You'll find it here https://www.med...

Unless something is wrong with Landlord's system there should be no need for special playlists or workarounds to get multiple disc albums to play properly. And, for me there isn't. I have many multi-disc albums. For everyone that I tried (I don't have all day to do this and didn't try them all) when...

My trials suggest that disc number isn't a problem in MMA. Here's what I found (all albums by Thelonious Monk) At the It Club (2 disc album). Disc numbers 1 & 2 used for all tracks as appropriate. After sync to MMA, in the list for the album all tracks have correct numbers (i.e., 1., 2., 3., etc...

I would hope that it is being more than just "looked at"; it should be a requirement. How can you have a music player missing such a basic function? Other programs - I have Poweramp and GoneMAD - handle genres for classical albums just fine; even the freebie Google Play Music does so. As f...

A semi-colon - ; - is the standard delimiter in all fields in the MP3 system which MM uses.

Eldorage wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:31 pm

From my amateur viewpoint, this looks like MM is getting the multi-value separator wrong?

How can I get MM and Picard to tag things the same way?

Why do you think MM is getting it wrong? MM uses a semi-colon to separate multiple values of a tag category in all (most?) tag fields.

Also MM misleadingly reports 0 files imported when it actually does import a playlist (which is, after all, a file). You'll have to look through the list of imported playlists to see if it actually did get imported.

No, copyright protected files can't be converted by MediaMonkey. Aaargh! Damn iTunes! How do people get around this then? There are apps ($) that claim to convert M4P to a usable format; I had mixed success with their trial versions. Other people have used iTunes Match ($) to do this. The way that ...

GoneMad recognizes MM playlists and ratings. And, as recent comments demonstrate, it produces a better audio output than MMA. Of course you will still need MMA to sync the files; I don't think there is any other app that will read the data from MMW. AS to what you might be missing with MMW, I'd sugg...

Freedb look-ups still worked for me until this last night, so looks like the ride is over. How do I set up MM4 to look at musicbrainz or another db for CD info? A better choice is to use a better ripping program, such as dbpoweramp or exact audio copy (the latter is free). Both give you more option...

MM5 is a separate program. It is now in beta and can be downloaded and used at no cost: https://mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic ... 9&start=90

After exploring several suggested approaches, the one I found that works most consistently and reliably is to use iTunes to burn a disc as a music disc, not as an MP3 disc (iTunes has to be involved to deal with the DRM). Then read that music disc into MM. MM will not always find the disc in freedb ...

Can I infer by your response that I shouldn't expect MM to incorporate decent sound quality at some point? If you look at what they have done with MM5 (or not done), I think you would conclude that moving the dial on audio quality is not high on their list of things to do. When programs like JRiver...

You can still use MMA to sync with your desktop. Poweramp will find the files you synced.