I replaced lame_enc.dll with a downloaded version. The 31 files were converted and placed in the specified directory. The process was MUCH, MUCH slower than I had with the earlier version of MM. I'm still wondering if I'd be better off uninstalling this version and "going back". Any comments?

Recently I had to reinstall Windows 7/64 bit onto my laptop. Previously, using MediaMonkey, I had easily converted MP3 file formats from one folder to another with exported format of "<artist> - <title>" with no problem. I'm now using version 4.1.1.1703 and, when I try to use Tools\Convert Format ...

I have experienced this problem playing 'gold' version 4.0.1.1461. Not using skins. After running MM for a while it operates normally then, all of a sudden, can't minimize. When I close and reopen then it 'works' for a while. FWIW, I normally hibernate my laptop for many days before I perform a ...

I'd like to use my laptop to feed the sound system.
I'd also like to display some tags such as artist, title, album, on the laptop screen in text size large enough to read from five feet away.
Is there any add-on for MediaMonkey which will do this?

Thanks, Lowlander. Here's the field structure of one the spreadsheets with examples from a track: Artist Art Tatum Album The Complete Capitol Recordings Of Art Tatum Title My Heart Stood Still Length 02:56 Year 1949 Genre Jazz Bitrate 99 Media 500WD-Z Media field does display something different ...

When I use File>Create Report I get an Excel spreadsheet. In the last column ('field') all that appears in it for my tracks (which are MP3) is the word "Data".

Of what use is this?
If anything, I would suspect that MediaMonkey would display the file type (e.g., MP3, WMA).