dtsig wrote:Why do you want to move the artwork out of the media folder?

I don't.

I've moved my music collection from

C:\xxx\yyy\zzz\MyMusic\artist\album\

to

E:\MyMusic\artist\album\

The album folder still contains the album art.

How do I edit the MM database?

George

I'm rebuilding my PC, partially for the free Windows 10 upgrade, and as part of the rebuild I'm re-organizing my folder structure. I've scanned pretty well every CD album art that MM knows about. The problem is that the cover is in the folder of the CD, with a generic folder.jpg name. How can I edit...

Just synced some songs to a friends iPad Mini 2, only problem was that MM 4.1.0.1672 though it was my iPad Air??

Edit works just fine

Getting constant errors when I try to add album art to tracks through "Add Image".
Emails sent

Phew. It looks like the MediaMonkey.ini file was "reset" after everything was done.
I realized that MM wasn't using the alternate database location I had configured so after I added the "DBName=" back to the
.ini file I had everything back

Most of it is in the DB. You may have installed as regular install instead of existing portable install or vice versa. You also may be using a different DB now (different user or loss of custom DB Path from ini). Different user would explain the loss of custom skin as well. No change in installatio...

I'm not sure what the heck happened here, but after I upgraded to 1644, my system started hanging, to the point that I had power-cycle it to get back control. But, when I started MM again, I found that my playlists, my collections were gone, and that the skin had changed from the yellow to the "...

but "Edit Artwork Properties"->"Add" does

George

Lowlander wrote:You failed to mention if you did this with build 1626 of MediaMonkey.

I said I had 1625 in my post

Lowlander wrote:How did you wipe the iPad? I find that often wiping all files and then syncing a single file using iTunes resolves any issues.

Using iTunes I unchecked manage music, synced, enabled manage music, sync

Lowlander wrote:If you're upgrading you may need to wipe the files of the iPad and start with a clean slate due to some bugs and their fixes. Doing this should allow you to run sync as expected.

That's what I've done. I installed 1625, wiped my iPad, and synced.

The iPad synchronization doesn't work. I started with an empty music library on my iPad. I synced some 3200 songs over some 7 playlists. I then updated a couple of album covers and started a sync again. First I was told that there wasn't enough space on the device and if I wanted to delete the exist...

I'm re-syncing my playlist of some ~3200 tracks to my iPad 3, ios 6.1.2, and it's taking about
seven seconds to transfer each song. I don't remember it taking that long
in the past

Windows 7 64bit

George

When I try to change the auto-conversion rule from mp3 192 to mp3 xxx I get an error message saying:

MediaMonkey is unable to encode to this format.

Windows 7 sp1 x64, ios devices

George