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nohitter151 wrote:

docv wrote:Nohitter - Thanks for reply, I've suspected Behind Titlebars is the culprit here. Problem is... I've already uninstalled it and am still having issues.

I suspect there are some registry entries left behind even after uninstalling the addon, it's most likely causing the problem.

ohgurnam wrote:Is there anyone having this problem?

I've installed minilyrics plugin and it's .exe program and, after many tweaks, it's finally embedded in my player (mediamonkey).
The trouble is, the lyrics won't automatically search for lyrics (i have to input the artist and songname manually) and when when i change tracks, the window keep playing the same lyrics. Is there any solution for this?

steviegt wrote:

If you get an error "MiniLyrics couldn't be embedded", then make sure that MiniLyrics is running and is visible (not minimized) when MediaMonkey starts. Also make sure you try with the dockable panel visible.

1. How do you make sure ML is visable? Do you mean use Ctrl+Alt+M? (I've done this) I thought ML is linked to ML status.
2. How do you make sure the dockable panel is visable? Are you refering to the panel is selected in the View menu in MM? (If so, it is.)

I have had this as far back as I can remember. After clicking ok on the error message everything works fine. It's just annoying.

nohitter151 wrote:I have solved this

Jesterofthesky wrote:SO! hey folks, i finally figured out my problem, and i thought i'd post it here to see if it could help anyone out

I am running windows 7 64 bit, so mediamonkey installed to "J:\Program Files (x86)", and ran fine, but no matter how i installed minilyrics it would never detect when mediamonkey was opened.

HOWEVER i had the idea one night (as i fell asleep actually) that perhaps if i moved the whole mediamonkey file to regular "J:\Program Files", something might change. so i uninstalled the embedder (which wasn't working) and minilyrics (ditto) and copied the folder over, then re-installed them both and BAM! It all worked

I don't really understand the whole distinction between Program Files (x86) and Program Files, (perhaps someone knows?) and i am pretty sure i was running the 64 bit version of mediamonkey, but it had since updated, so i'm not entirely sure.

Anyway, if anyone else has my same problem, and this helps, i hope it makes you as happy as it has me

fn56 wrote:Maybe the source of the problem is usage of environment variables somewhere in the program code. In 64bit systems you have two for ProgramFiles:

ProgramFiles=C:\Program Files
and
ProgramFiles(x86)=C:\Program Files (x86)

So 32bit program that would normally use the ProgramFiles environment variable on 32bit system, when running on 64bit system will need to use ProgramFiles(x86).

dnats wrote:I got MediaMonkey running on Windows 8 fine with nothing wrong except this script throwing me this error and doesn't function like it suppose to.(..)