Option 1 - File / Export / Export All Playlists...

Option 2 - Play Lists Node, select a single Play List then right click / Send To / M3USPXF...

Option 3 - Select the Playlist Node in the "tree" then right click / Export All Playlists...

Go to Tools / Options / (Library) Collection and Views.

Ensure Movies / Music / Music Videos / Podcasts / TV Series are ticked (as appropriate to your library contents).

Instead of Entire Library -> Files To Edit -> Unknown Artist use Music / Files To Edit / Unknown Artist

Use the Custom Nodes Add-On. Add a "Track" type query using Configure Custom Nodes called "Rolling 10 Years" Then an SQL query something like: SELECT * FROM Songs WHERE CAST( substr( Year,1,4 ) AS INTEGER ) BEWEEN ( CAST ( strftime ( '%Y' , 'now' ) AS INTEGER ) -9 ) AND CAST ( CAST ( strftime ( '%Y ...

This would work in Media Monkey 2024 by using a Collection (and probably Media Monkey 4 using Manage Collections). The Collection definition might look like this: Match ANY of the following criteria: Path Contains Genesis Album Artist Contains Genesis Artist Contains Genesis Title Contains Genesis ...

Media Monkey uses the Julian Date / Offset and can be used to sort or select. Use the SQL Editor add-on initially to create a query. You might want to start with something like: SELECT Songs.Artist, Songs.SongTitle, Played.PlayDate FROM Played JOIN Songs on Played.IDSong = Songs.ID WHERE Songs ...

After File Open Database, click on the Database Structure tab. Now press F5 to refresh. Do the Tables / Indices / Triggers now show?

The world of podcast "directories" seems to have undergone a massive shift recently. It seems we’ve moved from a time when everyone used a few independent lists to the current "landscape" dominated by "walled gardens" and one massive, open-source backbone! A few years ago, you might have used d ...

The Purpose of This Query The primary purpose of this SQL script is to identify track number collisions within your music collection (specifically TrackType 0). Unlike a simple duplicate file finder, this query detects "logical duplicates"—instances where two or more distinct song entries are c ...

If we take my SQL 004 for duplicates: SELECT Artist, SongTitle, COUNT(*) as Occurrences FROM Songs GROUP BY Artist, SongTitle HAVING Occurrences > 1 ORDER BY Artist ASC; and add TrackNumber, we get: SELECT Artist, SongTitle, TrackNumber, COUNT(*) as Occurrences FROM Songs GROUP BY Artist, SongTitle ...

Tools like WebCopy (Windows) or HTTrack can download the site for offline viewing, though these can be complex to use! Perhaps a better approach is to get your AI Agent to create a PDF / Markdown document with a specific / targetted prompt that is sympathetic to other users i.e. an "Overnight ...

I will try to send you a separate "link" for the "Gem" I have used!

And this is the init.js file with a bunch of comments! Please try and hopefully you will see the menu and the pop-up. Apologies if the "text" is not quite right. // 'use strict' forces the browser to catch common coding mistakes [cite: 4] 'use strict'; (function() { /** * Define the action object in ...

This is the info.json { "id": "JLHAutoTag", "version": "1.0.1", "title": "AutoJLHTag", "description": "Automates and validates music metadata based on JLH's schema.", "author": "JLH", "type": "metadata", "main": "init.js" }

This is a README.MD # AutoJLHTag (MediaMonkey 5 Add-on) **Author:** JLH **Version:** 1.0.1 **Type:** Metadata Add-on ## Description This add-on automates and validates music metadata based on specific JLH schema rules. It adds a custom command to the "Edit Tags" submenu in MediaMonkey 5. ## Manual ...

Have you tried any of the following: 1). Manual Rescan (Files > Add / Rescan) 2). F5 Refresh (current view) 3). DB / Tag Mismatch 4). Unsynchronised Tags Node My feeling is you should also "UPDATE" the TrackModified field with something like: TrackModified = julianday('now') - 2415018.5 This will ...