How can I tell MediaMonkey Desktop and Android to retrieve the artwork from the tags—that is, from the file itself? Currently, it always retrieves it from the directory, which means I often see the back of a CD cover.

Hi everyone, I'm currently cleaning up my aging music database. For this I've built a Python script for my own music library that fixes old garbled filenames (Japanese/Chinese/Korean titles that were decoded as a Windows code page instead of UTF-8—the classic "é"/"驮" gibberish)—in two steps: 1. Auto ...

It seems to work after all. It was important to change the play count to a different value first and then back. Also, on my Android device the database was not updated until I killed and restarted the Android app. This led to misunderstandings.

Yes.

Which Build (Help > About) did you install (just making sure)? 2024.0.0.3045 Also did it fail for files played since the last Sync? It does not work for newly played files with the Windows client. However, it does work if synchronization is started from the Android client (after saving the field ...

No difference.

Android 2.0.1.1207
Windows 5.0.5.2695

I have a playlist that should only contain songs that have not yet been played. Currently over 4000 songs. I have created these in the Windows MediaMonkey client and synchronized them to my Android device. If I synchronize it again after playing songs, the metadata is initially still synchronized ...

It would be convenient if when I share a music file with messengers, the track name and artist is also passed. Maybe cover too.

Yes, I'm testing right now with this setting. But the app doesn't quit, it's just the notification bar that disappears while playing. MMA continues to play as well.

OnePlus 7TPro. Android 11. No system optimizer apps.

Have no Samsung device.

Need to check the other points.
Thank you.

Thanks to you as well

The notification bar disappears again after about 5 to 10 minutes. When the notification bar disappears, it is enough to pause the music and the notification bar is there again. And then it stays there as long as I play music with MMA. The problem only reappears when I haven't used MMA for a while ...

The same problem with mp3. The app can not read the metadata when the audio files are opened directly. When they are played through a playlist it works as expected.

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