If everything were tagged properly, MM's Auto-organize feature can take care of folders and file names in a jiffy. If the tags are not clean, it won't work, or at least won't work well. You can clean up the tags in MM or look into a program called Tag & rename. Popular though I haven't used it mysel...

I used to have a complete catalog, in Excel, of every album I owned. Unfortunately my hard drive died and the file with it. Now however I have nearly all of my collection in MM, with clean tags, etc. I know MM's report feature will provide data on number of albums, etc., but is there a way to get MM...

I have one computer with two drives as well, and the second drive will not work. You may want to check the dBpoweramp forum to see if anyone has asked this question there. Perhaps the ripping programs cannot accommodate the different offsets of two different drives on the same install.

This is a minor point but a somewhat annoying one. I am in the process of retagging many albums. I have tree opened to Classical Music > Album. I select an album and then change its album name. The album then disappears from the list of albums shown under the tree. I have to reclose the tree and reo...

Why would changing the album art for one album change the album art for another? The two albums are stored in different folders. For example, I had one set of four discs identified as "Pro Arte Quartet, Disc 1," "Pro Arte Quartet, Disc 2," etc. I clicked on this album and noticed it had the wrong ar...

I've just started getting the same access violation messages, same format, and it's occurring every time I alter the properties of a track. I take it this is being worked on, given the above? I've never submitted a bug report formally before and I'd rather not go through the process if there's alrea...

Could we get the AccurateRip disc ID and result included as part of File Properties > Details? In Windows Explorer I can see this information as part of the file metadata. Thanks for considering, SB

I buy CD's and SACD's from Amazon primarily, and also from my local FYE, which has a very nice classical section, well stocked by a smart guy. But I am starting to prefer downloads, partly to save space, because almost all the time I prefer to play my music through MM > USB DAC > receiver. Easier to...

I am now finally up-to-date with my MM4 installation, in that I have correctly sorted my classical music into the classical music collection, leaving other music in the music collection. It was a bit of a struggle given the size of my library and my unclean genre tagging -- I am nearing the end of m...

You're asking a couple different questions, one of which is "Will I be able to hear the difference between 320 kbps mp3 and FLAC?" The answer is, probably not. In fact 256 kbps is generally indistinguishable from lossless in blind listening tests. There are a few, very rare exceptions, in which some...

Ultimately that's what I did (change type). Thank guys, and happy holidays, SB

Perhaps this could be changed so things could be made easier. With a large library, and with many different genre labels that need to be distributed to one collection or another, it's quite tedious to go to each genre, select all, and then change the type on properties. It would be far easier if it...

Having conducted a brief experiment, I think I have some answers to my questions above. "Type" is an attribute stored in the MMDB; it is not part of a file's tag. It is assigned based on genre at the time a track is scanned; however, simply changing the file's genre and then rescanning will not caus...

Re music vs. classical music -- I posted this in another thread but I just realized it isn't part of this tech support forum. So I'll re-post here. I thought I understood how the music vs. classical music collections worked, but apparently I don't. I thought MM4 determined collection based on genre,...

Isn't that the answer though, just to select the now playing list when you are doing a scan to avoid having the scan compete with "reading files"?