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Lowlander at 17:48, 19 October 2022

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	== Artists, Album Artists, Composer and Conductor ==		== Artists, Album Artists, Contributing Artists, Composer and Conductor ==

	Displays subnodes for the respective Artist, Album Artist, Composer and Conductor values for audio files.		Displays subnodes for the respective Artist, Album Artist, Composer and Conductor values for audio files. Artists will display all Artist and Album Artist values in the Collection, whereas Contributing Artists will show only the Artist values in the Collection.

	Note: Artists, Album Artists, Composer and Conductor supports multiple values, which means that any given file can appear in multiple subnodes.		Note: Artists, Album Artists, Composer and Conductor supports multiple values, which means that any given file can appear in multiple subnodes.

Lowlander at 21:22, 29 November 2021

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	Use the ⋮ Menu button in the Media Tree to enable:		Use the ⋮ Menu button in the Media Tree to enable:
	* ''Show all subnodes'' if you wish to see the different Artists in the Artist node, the different Genres in the Genre node, etc.		* ''Show all subnodes'' if you wish to see the different Artists in the Artist node, the different Genres in the Genre node, etc.
			* ''Scroll to match when typing in the tree'' if you want to quickly jump to a certain node in the Media Tree you can type when the Media Tree is active to jump to the node. For example with Artists expanded you can quickly jump to a specific Artist by starting to type that Artists name.
	* ''Focus tree nodes when browsing'' when you want MediaMonkey select the node in the Media Tree corresponding to what is shown in the Filelisting when using features like ''Find more from same'' (found in the right click Context Menu of media files).		* ''Focus tree nodes when browsing'' when you want MediaMonkey select the node in the Media Tree corresponding to what is shown in the Filelisting when using features like ''Find more from same'' (found in the right click Context Menu of media files).
	* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.		* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.

Lowlander at 02:21, 2 February 2021

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	* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.		* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.

	You can create/edit and enabled/disable Collections under '''Tools > Options > Collections & Views''' from the Main Menu.		You can create/edit and enabled/disable Collections from showing in the Media Tree under '''Tools > Options > Collections & Views''' from the Main Menu.

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	* ''Focus tree nodes when browsing'' when you want MediaMonkey select the node in the Media Tree corresponding to what is shown in the Filelisting when using features like ''Find more from same'' (found in the right click Context Menu of media files).		* ''Focus tree nodes when browsing'' when you want MediaMonkey select the node in the Media Tree corresponding to what is shown in the Filelisting when using features like ''Find more from same'' (found in the right click Context Menu of media files).
	* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.		* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.

			You can create/edit and enabled/disable Collections under '''Tools > Options > Collections & Views''' from the Main Menu.

Lowlander at 19:02, 11 January 2021

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	=== Media Servers ===		=== Media Servers ===

	Displays and files found on UPnP servers that have been added to the MediaMonkey Library.		Displays and files found on UPnP servers that have been added to the MediaMonkey Library.

			=== Services ===

			Content synced from services like [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Syncing_with_Services}}\|Spotify]] will be show in their respective Location sub-node.
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Lowlander at 18:32, 2 January 2021

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	== Other Media Tree Nodes ==		== Other Media Tree Nodes ==

	*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|~~Media Tree:~~ Playing node ~~and Playing window~~]]		*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|Playing node]]
	*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playlists}}\|~~Media Tree:~~ Playlists]]		*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playlists}}\|Playlists]]
	*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|~~Media Tree:~~ Folders / Pinned / Devices & Services]]		*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|Folders / Pinned / Devices & Services]]

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Lowlander at 18:31, 2 January 2021

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			== Other Media Tree Nodes ==

			*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Now Playing}}\|Media Tree: Playing node and Playing window]]
			*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playlists}}\|Media Tree: Playlists]]
			*[[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}\|Media Tree: Folders / Pinned / Devices & Services]]

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Lowlander at 18:29, 2 January 2021

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	{{WebHelpHeader\|Media Tree: Collections}}		{{WebHelpHeader\|Media Tree: Collections}}

			== Introduction ==

	The MediaMonkey library consists of all of the Media Files you've [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}\|scanned]] into MediaMonkey organized and customized into [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collections]]. [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collections]] can consist of the entire library, or subsets of the library, each displaying in a customized manner. For example you can have one [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collection]] for Classical Music that displays content by composer and another for Children's Music that displays by Album.		The MediaMonkey library consists of all of the Media Files you've [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}\|scanned]] into MediaMonkey organized and customized into [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collections]]. [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collections]] can consist of the entire library, or subsets of the library, each displaying in a customized manner. For example you can have one [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collection]] for Classical Music that displays content by composer and another for Children's Music that displays by Album.

	The contents of each [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collection]] can be organized by various subnodes in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exploring Tracks}}#Interface\|Media Tree]]. The subnodes are useful for browsing your [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collection]] based on attributes such as Location, Title, Artist, Album, Genre, etc, or for [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Editing Track Properties}}\|making changes to a File Properties]] by dragging and dropping it between subnodes.		The contents of each [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collection]] can be organized by various subnodes in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exploring Tracks}}#Interface\|Media Tree]]. The subnodes are useful for browsing your [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}\|Collection]] based on attributes such as Location, Title, Artist, Album, Genre, etc, or for [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Editing Track Properties}}\|making changes to a File Properties]] by dragging and dropping it between subnodes.


			== Settings ==

			Use the ⋮ Menu button in the Media Tree to enable:
			* ''Show all subnodes'' if you wish to see the different Artists in the Artist node, the different Genres in the Genre node, etc.
			* ''Focus tree nodes when browsing'' when you want MediaMonkey select the node in the Media Tree corresponding to what is shown in the Filelisting when using features like ''Find more from same'' (found in the right click Context Menu of media files).
			* You can also ''Collapse the tree'' from here.

Lowlander at 19:25, 25 December 2020

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	=== Dead Links ===		=== Dead Links ===

	This displays Files in the MediaMonkey Library that cannot be found because they've been deleted, moved or renamed resulting in MediaMonkey have the file with an non-existent Path in the MediaMonkey Library. If the File was intentionally deleted, you can delete the File from the MediaMonkey Library. If the File wasn't intentionally deleted, you should try to retrieve the file via. Dead Links excludes files that are on unavailable media like a disconnected network drive.		This displays Files in the MediaMonkey Library that cannot be found because they've been deleted, moved or renamed resulting in MediaMonkey have the file with an non-existent Path in the MediaMonkey Library. If the File was intentionally deleted, you can delete the File from the MediaMonkey Library. If the File wasn't intentionally deleted, you should try to retrieve the file via '''File > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}#Manually_Locate_Moved.2FMissing_Files\|Locate Moved/Missing Files]]''' from the Main Menu. Dead Links excludes files that are on unavailable media like a disconnected network drive, use the Disconnected node in that case.

	See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}\|Updating the Library]]		See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}\|Updating the Library]]
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	=== Disconnected ===		=== Disconnected ===

	This displays all files on media that has been disconnected media like a disconnected USB drive or network share.		This displays all files on media that has been disconnected media like a disconnected USB drive or network share. This will also show when drives with changed driveID like when you replace a drive or when you reinstall Windows. You can remove the drive if those files are no longer available or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}#Manually_Re-assign_Drive\|Manually Re-assign Drive]].

	See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}\|Updating the Library]]		See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Adding Existing Files to the Library}}\|Updating the Library]]

Lowlander at 21:18, 14 December 2020

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	=== Duplicate Titles ===		=== Duplicate Titles ===

	This displays all Files that have duplicate ~~titles~~. This is useful when you're removing duplicates from your collection. Besides duplicate Files these Files can also be different files that happen to have the same Title or the same file from different Albums.		This displays all Files that have duplicate Titles. This is useful when you're removing duplicates from your collection. Besides duplicate Files these Files can also be different files that happen to have the same Title or the same file from different Albums.

			See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Deleting Duplicates}}\|Deleting Duplicates]]

			=== Duplicate Titles/Artists ===

			This displays all Files that have duplicate Title and Artist values. This is useful when you're removing duplicates from your collection. Besides duplicate Files these Files can also be different files that happen to be copies of the same file on different Albums.

	See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Deleting Duplicates}}\|Deleting Duplicates]]		See: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Deleting Duplicates}}\|Deleting Duplicates]]