Thanks a ton Steegy! This'll greatly ease my manual tagging! -Brian Edit : Just tried this and I think something's a little wonky. I tried to correct one tag: Pillow of Your Bones - Chris Cornell The new script tried to change it to the incorrect: Pillow Of Your Bones - Chris Cornell. I tried it on ...

I'm pretty sure you can do this in MM2 - not sure about MM3. In the Options section, go to the Portable Audio Device, then choose yours and choose Configure. What I did before was select the "All" box then double click under the Format on Device section. There you can change any of the sel...

Steegy- Love this script, but I find myself running it then the Case Checker script afterwards. Is there a way to combine them? I'd like to keep the Albums & Artists intact but just run the CommonWords section with the following additions: It > it And > and Or > or A > a An > an The > the But > ...

Trix- Love the MonkeyRok! It's one of the few scripts I use consistently. However, just recently I found a problem. On some songs, some with album art and some without, the GUI window sometimes displays other artwork instead. Here's a link to a couple of pictures to illustrate. The first is of a son...

Well, that's good to know. Thanks!

Is there anyone up above in development land who can let us know if there will be multiple choices in the AutoPlaylist to accommodate the multiple Mood/Occasion tags? (as I indicated above - 2 posts up).

Thanks a ton! BTW, MM3 looks really awesome so far!

This theoretically would work, but here's what happens: Mood Is: Wild Only returns those moods that are simply "Wild", not Wild;Quirky or Wild;Upbeat;Angry, etc. Same thing happens with "Angry". It would just be awesome if the algorithms were Contains, Doesn't Contain, etc. as th...

Are the multiples semicolon delimited? And is there a space? As in the following: Wild;Angry or Wild; Angry In other words, if I have an auto playlist where I want to have say the following Moods: Wild and Angry would I put them as Mood Is: Wild;Angry? I'm asking because I already have them separate...

Eyal- After looking through the thread for Trixmoto's Backup script I made sure I created an Output folder that was separate from anything to do with MM. I think that may be what caused your directories to disappear. Of course, I'm no script writer so I may be wrong. You may want to check in the thr...

Alright, here's my deal - I have a ton of over-analysis of my music, but that's the way I organize it. :) I use Mood & Occasion like the following examples: Background/Road/Party Party/Dinner/Romantic etc. Is there a better way to separate these in anticipation of MM 3.0? It shouldn't be a big d...

Eyal -

Thanks, that works just fine.

Trix-

Downloaded your backup script - works great and no problems so far! Sweet. Thanks everyone.

Wow, thanks for the replies! The problem I had with Tweak was when shutting down - it would hang and then give an error message. But again, I used it mainly for the backup, so Trix- I'll give your backup script a shot. It'd be nice to have a total backup all the time, as I change a lot of stuff ever...

I used TweakMonkey for a long time, but it kept giving me problems, so I just install it sporadically to do a backup of my database and ini files. The thing I loved about it was that I could automatically start playing MM at full volume when I started it. Is there a way to do this without TweakMonke...

Bummer. I was hoping there was a way to record the singer-less version of the song into mp3 or similar format and then use that as the KaraFun template. Oh well.

Steegy-

Yeah, their player will remove the singer's voice (but not their editor), but what I really would like is to remove it from the mp3 then record that version without going through my microphone. I assume it's similar to recording a radio feed (which I'm clueless about as well).

I've played around with KaraFun and I've created a .kfn file, but I'd like to do the following: 1. Take an existing mp3 file and tweak it with Defx to remove the singer's voice. Then turn this back into an mp3 (or similar format). 2. Take it to my favourite karaoke place 3. Profit/admiration of the ...