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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 2024 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration

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	** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.		** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.
	* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].		* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].
	* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. MediaMonkey will use information provided by the device (if a device provides it) to automatically set Supported Formats. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Auto-Conversion Set Formats.~~jpg~~\|~~709px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Set Formats ~~Settings~~]]<br><br>		* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. MediaMonkey will use information provided by the device (if a device provides it) to automatically set Supported Formats. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion - Set Formats.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Auto-Conversion Set Formats settings\|MediaMonkey Options Auto-Conversion Set Formats settings]]<br><br>
	** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.		** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.
	** Video files also you to define which Audio and Video codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth, Audio Bitrate, Profiles, Levels, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Width and Height are supported by the device.		** Video files also you to define which Audio and Video codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth, Audio Bitrate, Profiles, Levels, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Width and Height are supported by the device.

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	* You can Add, Remove, Edit and Re-Order Conversion Rules.		* You can Add, Remove, Edit and Re-Order Conversion Rules.
	** Conversion Rules are executed in order. The top-most rule has the highest priority and is executed first. Any files matching the first Conversion Rule will not have the subsequent Conversion Rules.		** Conversion Rules are executed in order. The top-most rule has the highest priority and is executed first. Any files matching the first Conversion Rule will not have the subsequent Conversion Rules.
	* ''Conversion Rules'' are set in the upper part. Conversion Rules define what format should be converted to what format.[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Auto-Conversion Rule.~~jpg~~\|~~466px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Rule ~~Settings~~]]<br><br>		* ''Conversion Rules'' are set in the upper part. Conversion Rules define what format should be converted to what format.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion Rule.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Auto-Conversion Rule settings\|MediaMonkey Options Auto-Conversion Rule settings]]<br><br>
	** Use ''Convert the following content'' to define it the rule applies to Audio or Video Files.		** Use ''Convert the following content'' to define it the rule applies to Audio or Video Files.
	** Use ''When the formats is'' to define whether to convert ''Any'', All ''Incompatible'' or a specific File Type should be converted. ''Incompatible are any files not matching the settings in Supported Formats.		** Use ''When the formats is'' to define whether to convert ''Any'', All ''Incompatible'' or a specific File Type should be converted. ''Incompatible are any files not matching the settings in Supported Formats.

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	Whenever the device is [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|synced]] or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|streamed/cast]], any files that match a set of auto-conversion rules specified by the user are converted on-the-fly.		Whenever the device is [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|synced]] or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|streamed/cast]], any files that match a set of auto-conversion rules specified by the user are converted on-the-fly.
	* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|stream/cast]] the Auto-Conversion settings are under '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing''' and then on the ''Auto-Conversion'' tab when you configure a Media Server.		* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|stream/cast]] the Auto-Conversion settings are under '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing''' and then on the ''Auto-Conversion'' tab when you configure a Media Server.
	* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|Sync]] the Auto-Conversion settings are in the Device Profile. You can access this from the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|Devices & Services]] node in the Media Tree on the ''Sync Profile'' tab under Auto-Conversion.[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.~~jpg\|1000px~~\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Auto-Conversion ~~Tab~~ Options]]<br><br>		* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|Sync]] the Auto-Conversion settings are in the Device Profile. You can access this from the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|Devices & Services]] node in the Media Tree on the ''Sync Profile'' tab under Auto-Conversion.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion settings\|MediaMonkey Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion settings]]<br><br>
	* You can Add, Remove, Edit and Re-Order Conversion Rules.		* You can Add, Remove, Edit and Re-Order Conversion Rules.
	** Conversion Rules are executed in order. The top-most rule has the highest priority and is executed first. Any files matching the first Conversion Rule will not have the subsequent Conversion Rules.		** Conversion Rules are executed in order. The top-most rule has the highest priority and is executed first. Any files matching the first Conversion Rule will not have the subsequent Conversion Rules.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	MediaMonkey offers Auto-Conversion when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|synchronizing]] and when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|streaming/casting]] to other devices. Auto-Conversion will not modify the original files in your MediaMonkey Library. This allows you to maintain a library of many file types on your PC while still being able to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|sync]]/[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|stream/cast]] those files in formats the device is able to play.		MediaMonkey offers Auto-Conversion when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|synchronizing]] and when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|streaming/casting]] to other devices. Auto-Conversion will not modify the original files in your MediaMonkey Library. This allows you to maintain a library of many file types on your PC while still being able to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|sync]]/[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|stream/cast]] those files in formats the device is able to play. Customizing Auto-Conversion settings is a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}#Gold_Features\|Gold feature]].

Lowlander at 04:07, 15 December 2020

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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration}		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration

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	** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.		** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.
	* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].		* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].
	* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-MM5 Auto-Conversion Set Formats.jpg\|709px\|center\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Set Formats Settings]]<br><br>		* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. MediaMonkey will use information provided by the device (if a device provides it) to automatically set Supported Formats. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-MM5 Auto-Conversion Set Formats.jpg\|709px\|center\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Set Formats Settings]]<br><br>
	** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.		** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.
	** Video files also you to define which Audio and Video codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth, Audio Bitrate, Profiles, Levels, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Width and Height are supported by the device.		** Video files also you to define which Audio and Video codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth, Audio Bitrate, Profiles, Levels, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Width and Height are supported by the device.

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	{{WebHelpHeader\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration}

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
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	== Related ~~Information~~ ==		== Related ==

	*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Ripping_Tracks_from_CDs}}\|Ripping & Digital File Formats]]		*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Ripping_Tracks_from_CDs}}\|Ripping & Digital File Formats]]
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	*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Basic Concepts}}\|Basic Concepts: Volume Leveling]]		*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Basic Concepts}}\|Basic Concepts: Volume Leveling]]

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	** Use ''If any of the following conditions are true'' to limit the rule to a specific characteristic of the files. For example, this will allow you to Auto-Convert Any files over 192Kbps Bitrate.		** Use ''If any of the following conditions are true'' to limit the rule to a specific characteristic of the files. For example, this will allow you to Auto-Convert Any files over 192Kbps Bitrate.
	** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.		** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.
	* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless.		* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].
	* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-MM5 Auto-Conversion Set Formats.jpg\|709px\|center\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Set Formats Settings]]<br><br>		* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-MM5 Auto-Conversion Set Formats.jpg\|709px\|center\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Set Formats Settings]]<br><br>
	** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.		** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.

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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey ~~2024~~ Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Auto-Conversion Configuration

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	Whenever the device is [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|synced]] or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|streamed/cast]], any files that match a set of auto-conversion rules specified by the user are converted on-the-fly.		Whenever the device is [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|synced]] or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|streamed/cast]], any files that match a set of auto-conversion rules specified by the user are converted on-the-fly.
	* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|stream/cast]] the Auto-Conversion settings are under '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing''' and then on the ''Auto-Conversion'' tab when you configure a Media Server.		* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}\|stream/cast]] the Auto-Conversion settings are under '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing''' and then on the ''Auto-Conversion'' tab when you configure a Media Server.
	* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|Sync]] the Auto-Conversion settings are in the Device Profile. You can access this from the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|Devices & Services]] node in the Media Tree on the ''Sync Profile'' tab under Auto-Conversion.[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options~~ Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey ~~Options~~ Media Sharing Auto-Conversion ~~settings\|MediaMonkey~~ Options ~~Media Sharing Auto-Conversion settings~~]]<br><br>		* For [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exporting_Tracks}}\|Sync]] the Auto-Conversion settings are in the Device Profile. You can access this from the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|Devices & Services]] node in the Media Tree on the ''Sync Profile'' tab under Auto-Conversion.[[File:Wiki-MM5 Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.jpg\|1000px\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Auto-Conversion Tab Options]]<br><br>
	* You can Add, Remove, Edit and Re-Order Conversion Rules.		* You can Add, Remove, Edit and Re-Order Conversion Rules.
	** Conversion Rules are executed in order. The top-most rule has the highest priority and is executed first. Any files matching the first Conversion Rule will not have the subsequent Conversion Rules.		** Conversion Rules are executed in order. The top-most rule has the highest priority and is executed first. Any files matching the first Conversion Rule will not have the subsequent Conversion Rules.
	* ''Conversion Rules'' are set in the upper part. Conversion Rules define what format should be converted to what format.[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options Media Sharing~~ Auto-Conversion Rule.~~png~~\|center~~\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Auto-Conversion Rule settings~~\|MediaMonkey ~~Options~~ Auto-Conversion Rule ~~settings~~]]<br><br>		* ''Conversion Rules'' are set in the upper part. Conversion Rules define what format should be converted to what format.[[File:Wiki-MM5 Auto-Conversion Rule.jpg\|466px\|center\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Rule Settings]]<br><br>
	** Use ''Convert the following content'' to define it the rule applies to Audio or Video Files.		** Use ''Convert the following content'' to define it the rule applies to Audio or Video Files.
	** Use ''When the formats is'' to define whether to convert ''Any'', All ''Incompatible'' or a specific File Type should be converted. ''Incompatible are any files not matching the settings in Supported Formats.		** Use ''When the formats is'' to define whether to convert ''Any'', All ''Incompatible'' or a specific File Type should be converted. ''Incompatible are any files not matching the settings in Supported Formats.
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	** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.		** Use ''To the following format'' to set the settings of how MediaMonkey should Auto-Convert. Under ''Format'' you set the File Type and using '''Customize''' you can set the specific settings to be used. For example, you can set it to convert MP3 to ''Standard: VBR ~192kbps - Very High Quality+''.
	* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].		* Use ''Level volume when syncing audio'' if you want to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Track_Volume\|level the volume]] of the files. This is useful if the device doesn't use Replay-Gain, but does cause lossless files to not be converted lossless. [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] for example doesn't require this to be enabled as it can use the Replay Gain values [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling Playback Volume\|calculated by MediaMonkey]].
	* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. MediaMonkey will use information provided by the device (if a device provides it) to automatically set Supported Formats. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options Media Sharing~~ Auto-Conversion - Set Formats.~~png~~\|center~~\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Auto-Conversion Set Formats settings~~\|MediaMonkey ~~Options~~ Auto-Conversion Set Formats ~~settings~~]]<br><br>		* Use '''Set Formats''' with ''Supported Formats'' to set what File Types are supported for Audio, Video, Image (for Artwork) and Playlist files. MediaMonkey will use information provided by the device (if a device provides it) to automatically set Supported Formats. ''Note, this can be very technical and is unnecessary to configure for most. To fully understand what your device supports you'll need to consult the manufacturers documentation/support.''[[File:Wiki-MM5 Auto-Conversion Set Formats.jpg\|709px\|center\|MediaMonkey Auto-Conversion Set Formats Settings]]<br><br>
	** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.		** Audio files also you to define which Audio codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth and Bitrate are supported by the device.
	** Video files also you to define which Audio and Video codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth, Audio Bitrate, Profiles, Levels, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Width and Height are supported by the device.		** Video files also you to define which Audio and Video codecs as well as Sample Rate, Channels, Bit depth, Audio Bitrate, Profiles, Levels, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Width and Height are supported by the device.