MediaMonkey is an easy-to-use music manager and media jukebox for serious music collectors and iPod users. It catalogs your CDs, OGG, WMA, MPC, FLAC, APE, WAV and MP3 audio files. It looks up missing Album Art and track information via Freedb and the web, and includes an intelligent tag editor and an automated file and directory renamer to organize your music library. It includes a CD ripper, CD Burner, and audio converter for saving music, and manual or automated playlist editors for creating music mixes. Its player automatically adjusts volume levels so that you don't have continually fiddle with the volume control and supports hundreds of Winamp plug-ins and visualizations; or if you prefer, it can use Winamp as the default player. It also includes portable audio device synchronization that allows you to quickly synch tracks and playlists with iPods and other portable audio devices.
- MediaMonkey fails to start on WinXP (regression)
- Minimize / Maximize buttons don't work as expected (regression)
- Enter' doesn't activate menu items
- Empty HKCU\Software\Songs-DB key created by installer
- Expanding subnode takes one minute with filter enabled
- Playlist options: 'subdirectory for each playlist type' option is ignored
Reviewing 3.1.2.1285 Beta (Nov 5, 2009)
Easily my favorite mp3 workhorse. Sad people are using this for all the wrong reasons. It's an awesome program. Crippleware is the furthest thing from my mind when using this.
Reviewing 3.1.2.1282 RC2 (Nov 2, 2009)
I did try it for 1 week and found it useless.....
winamp is better
Reviewing 3.1.2.1272 Beta (Oct 13, 2009)
There are so many betas of MediaMonkey. I'll stick with Songbird. I guess it all comes down to preference. I will give it a 4 rating because of its features.
Reviewing 3.1.2.1271 Beta (Oct 7, 2009)
CyberDoc999 did you even try making a playlist? Its one of the easiest things to do. Just make a playlist... then drag songs to the playlist.... Compared to other media players you can sort and search better than anything else making it even easier to make a playlist. Before you review something please at least try it.
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