[quote="nohitter151"][quote="JCfantasy23"]I'd like an option to have playlists in their own panel. I depend on them a lot for organization and playback, so having them have their window separate from the media library would be useful.[/quote]
You can already do this (sort of) in MM4 using tabs.[/quote]

I would like to see a separate database type window, but I do agree it's nice MM4 has tabs! They come in handy for several things.

is the official wishlist still alive?

I posted this a few days ago: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=69962
Although I didn't get a lot of feedback I still think this is a good idea:
I'd like to have a column in the Column-Browser that displays the album-artwork. I explained it in the topic more detailed.

Spectrograph for manual quality testing (or a substitute). It's all explained here (read the first and the third post).

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=69704

[quote="JCfantasy23"]I'd like an option to have playlists in their own panel. I depend on them a lot for organization and playback, so having them have their window separate from the media library would be useful.[/quote]
You can already do this (sort of) in MM4 using tabs.

I'd like an option to have playlists in their own panel. I depend on them a lot for organization and playback, so having them have their window separate from the media library would be useful.

Track Number Editing Tool

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=66556

A tool that allows manipulations of track number tag.

Album Art Check and Verify Tool

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=66555

Basically a tool to verify consistency in Album Art without having to go through track by track to verify that everything is properly formated.

Re-size artwork and improve layout in albumart view: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=48679&p=259820

You already can. Under Tools > Options > Auto-Organize you can set what Collection has what Auto-Organize rule and you can create custom collections to really fine tune what is organized how.

Under Tools > Auto-Organize Files you can either have multiple rules and switch between them as needed or use one complex rule with $if statements that would organize different content differently.

It would be nice to have a set of Organisation options for each type of content.
For now they are constructed with music "only" in mind, so there' only one disk folder that can be the target of Auto-Organisation rules.

I would like to have Auto-Organisation rules sets that are different between music, videos/Series, videos/Films, Photos, etc.

I would love a genere catagorizer and auto-tagger that can be applied to large collections.

[quote="BamaTechJon"]I use MediaMonkey everyday of the week for Music Playback at work , I would Like to see the ability to Create a AutoPlaylist that would never replay the same song ,
I have set up many Playlists many different ways and it will always Play a song repeatedly when Shuffle is on . Turn it off and then MM will play same artists repeately Instead of Shuffling the songs . Also would Like the ability to reset Play counters .[/quote]

Just add a criteria to your autoplaylist: [last played is not the past 1 day]. That way songs will never get repeated on a given day.

I use MediaMonkey everyday of the week for Music Playback at work , I would Like to see the ability to Create a AutoPlaylist that would never replay the same song ,
I have set up many Playlists many different ways and it will always Play a song repeatedly when Shuffle is on . Turn it off and then MM will play same artists repeately Instead of Shuffling the songs . Also would Like the ability to reset Play counters .

[quote]tags in the song
Why not tags along the progress of the song? Some songs are a 3 star song, but contain 5 star parts. How about a subsystem of star ratings in each song. How about comments pertaining to timecode in the song?[/quote]

I like this idea- it would be very helpful for rips of CDs that use indexes rather than different tracks (Frank Zappa's Lumpy Gravy and Manuel Gottsching's E2-E4 to mind). Also it would be useful for classical works that have multiple movements per track.

Love mediamonkey. I would like to see it remain music only.

[b]option for TWO folder trees for drag and drop organization[/b]
Not every song and album is properly tagged, so auto organize is not the quickest way to move alot of music around. To me, the most logical and useful enhancement to managing these files would be to offer a second folder tree that can be used with the first to drag and drop files and folders about.

Try opening up the folder view, and moving one folder of music to somewhere nearby. Its easy. Its literally dragging and dropping, which takes a split second. However when the folder is distant, you must drag to the edge to cause scrolling. This is where the second folder tree comes into play.

[b]archive playback and tagging[/b]
Like CBZ and CBR, containing all files in one uncompressed archive has its appeal. It simply keeps things clean and neat outside (and likely inside) of MediaMonkey. It would allow us to play music immediately, and not force many of us to go through the process of manual file extraction before playback. If a CBZ comic only had 20 pages, I wouldn't prefer to have them all dumped to a folder -- the same goes with a music album of 16 songs and 3 pictures and 1 text file. One archive, even if that archive is larger than the unarchived folder total, is cleaner and to me, more logical.

[b]waveform in the progress bar[/b]
I would love for the songs waveform to render when playback begins. This same waveform could be the progress bar.

[b]tags in the song[/b]
Why not tags along the progress of the song? Some songs are a 3 star song, but contain 5 star parts. How about a subsystem of star ratings in each song. How about comments pertaining to timecode in the song?