Protecting Your Library with Party Mode:

http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... Party_Mode

Owld Feller, The Main Menu Bar is not active in your screenshot. Normally the word 'Menu' would appear between the MediaMonkey icon and the tab (in the top left corner) but try left clicking on that area, anyway, to see if the Main Menu Bar will show. Then Go to View and check the option 'Art & ...

Sort the playlist as you want it, then right click on the playlist name in the tree and click on Update Play Order or use the shortcut key Alt+F5.

Tools > Options > General

Uncheck the box for Show tooltips for context help

You'll have to wait for a developer (or, possibly, Trixmoto himself) to verify and explain that for you. The site certificate is ok, though, and the webpage is the same as it always was. I've downloaded this file and checked it - it's fine.

Where can this be downloaded?

https://www.rik.onl/mediamonkey/search.php?all=scripts

Sounds like the Column Browser. Go to View > Show Column Browser to toggle it on or off.

RegExp Find & Replace could help (http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=28510) After searching, select all the tracks and use either Preset 148: Add specified string as first item to multi-item <Into Field>... or Preset 149: Add specified string as last item to multi-item <Int...

greenhouse,

I've had a similar problem myself in the past and fixed it by deleting MM's temporary image cache which forces a rebuild when next launched. Go to AppData\Local\Temp\ and look for any folders which begin MMCache (followed by a set of numbers). Delete them.

That's governed by the Web node in the Media Tree and should only be visible if the Web node is in focus. To hide the node, go to Tools>Options>Library>Media Tree and uncheck the box for Web.

Bru,

I've had this problem myself before - but unsure how I solved it. I think it involved removing the entry for the 'ghost' album from CDPlayer.ini which you should find at AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey\CDPlayer.ini

This link (among many) lays it out clearly enough:

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-change- ... ws-2624477

Check that mmip files are associated with MediaMonkey in Windows:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/hel ... t-programs

It's more likely a database problem. Try optimize database (complete).

A request:

Can you please use an image service that doesn't peddle porn or, otherwise, hand type the error messages.

Thank you.