Paths on the Playlists are relative, thus where the Playlists are stored matters. Based on the information the Playlists should be in the root M drive for scanning.

Which Build (Help > About) is this happening on?

It often turns out to be other files like Classical Music (which may show in Music in MMW, but is separate in MMA), or things like Audiobooks, Podcasts, videos, ect. not selected to be Synced.

A) The current beta build is 3021: https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewt ... 86639&sd=d, so you want to try this newer beta.

B) If crashing continues do capture this in a debug log (step 4b) and attach the log to a Support Ticket: https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=86643

Folders in the Folders node have add/rescan, files need to be Drag & Dropped onto a root Collection node (like Music or Entire Library) in the Media Tree.

You have things like <Path>, <Folder> and <Filename> to work with, or use the same Mask you use to organize files on the PC if you use MediaMonkey for that.

Yes: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index. ... e_driveID)

Please try the latest MediaMonkey 2024 beta build as this issue may already be resolved.

You can only stream media files from a Media Server, there is no editing of files whatsoever.

Which Build (Help > About) of MediaMonkey are you using and this affects MP3 files?

Scan will scan what you have selected to scan. So always make sure you only have folders selected you want included.

As NAS connections are much slower than internal drive I don't recommended it, it's also not really designed for two instances accessing the database at the same time, but it can be done: https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-install-config/mediamonkey-in-a-shared-networked-...

Scanning shouldn't duplicate anything.

D&D on a Collection root node in the Media Tree (not in Options) should also work to add the dropped file(s) to the MediaMonkey Library.

Which version are you trying to download?

You may want to clear the browser cache as it may be causing the problem.

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