1877 is available https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewt ... 57#p449457

Thanks for confirmation, the fix is incorporated to the upcoming build 4.1.22.1877 (to be available shortly)

Ludek wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 9:47 am Could you please try...run it to see whether the issue is resolved?

That version of MediaMonkey fixes the above described behaviour for me i.e. the columns displayed on start up are the same as those displayed when selecting a different playlist, both showing user customisation.

Hi,
I cannot replicate the issue, but based on code review I've fixed a tweak that could cause it.
Could you please try to replace your current MediaMonkey.exe file (located in the install folder of build 4.1.21.1875) by this file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wqfpr9mje8jjm ... y.exe?dl=0
And run it to see whether the issue is resolved?

Thanks!

BTW: Keep in mind that playlists shares the settings with a corresponding collection, so playlist that has set View as : Music (default) shares the columns with Music collection, so please check (by right-clicking the playlist > Edit playlist... ) whether the 'view as' is correctly set.

Hello,

as the title says, whenever I start the program, it shows the standard colums for my playlist instead of my custom ones. After i switch to another file list all is fine again.
Occurs with normal version as well as the portable installation. (fresh install)
OS is Win10

It's not a big deal, but still a bit annoying.

Customised column selection is not implemented at start up.
Re-selecting the play list restores custom column selections.

I prefer to view music in "Show art work with details" with the columns "Artwork", "Summary", "Title", ...

Using Media monkey v4.1.21.1875, Windows 7 Professional, 64 bit

To reproduce the bug
Select a play list
Select "Show art work with details"
Right click on a column heading and choose "Hide this column" or "Choose columns..."
Columns display as expected. ("Artwork", "Summary", "Title", ...)
Quit Media Monkey then restart it
Columns display incorrectly / not as set ie "Artwork", "Title", "Artist", "Album"
Choose a different play list, columns display as set ("Artwork", "Summary", "Title", ...)
Reselect the original playlist, columns display as set ("Artwork", "Summary", "Title", ...)