by TJOHO » Thu Feb 28, 2008 12:32 am
The problem is that MediaMonkey identifies location by a unique hard drive ID. So, regardless of what letter your drive is identified as by Windows (D, E, G, whatever) MediaMonkey will be looking for that hard drive ID:
LaptopDB -> ExtHD
HomeDB -> HomeHD
I would also have liked some solution to keep two databases/hard drives in sync.
I used to drag the music back and forth with me on an external drive, but now I leave the music on my office PC, which I always leave on, and then remote desktop into it to listen to music at home. That doesn't help you, though...
The problem is that MediaMonkey identifies location by a unique hard drive ID. So, regardless of what letter your drive is identified as by Windows (D, E, G, whatever) MediaMonkey will be looking for that hard drive ID:
LaptopDB -> ExtHD
HomeDB -> HomeHD
I would also have liked some solution to keep two databases/hard drives in sync.
I used to drag the music back and forth with me on an external drive, but now I leave the music on my office PC, which I always leave on, and then remote desktop into it to listen to music at home. That doesn't help you, though...