Thanks.

That would be really great!

I'm sure this isn't news because there was no mention of this issue in the list of updates, but I tested
MediaMonkey_5.0.3.2600_Debug.exe

found here:
https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewt ... 86639&sd=d

and the problem remains when trying to add the COM reference.

For what it's worth, I have this issue in Visual Studio Community Edition 2019.

If you need me to install a later version of VS Community to test, I'll be happy to do that.

Thanks!

I have the same issue. The ticket describes the issue as Priority: immediate Severity: major Reproducibility: always and yet it has been 8 months and noone seems to be looking at it. The entire com API is completely broken and noone wants to fix it? Weird. For now, anyone who wants to use MediaMonke...

Yes they work fine with C#, but only in MM4. I have not tried with python. I'm not too familiar with python, using it only when I need a script in EventGhost.

that's wonderful. thanks. Does this mean that there will be no more updates for MM version 3?

If there are future updates, would/could this issue be fixed in MM3?

it's not really all THAT big. Of course the ideal would be if we could turn items on and off, but I don't really expect that to happen. What I would like to see, is the ability to create a hotkey for this action. All the other "find more from same..." allow this, but not "find more fr...

does this mean that events should now work with version 4.0.0.1384 (Developer build) found here:?

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... ta#p300010

I didn't know about this either and I also thought it was weird. I think this is a counter intuitive placement for such a function. "locate on disk" or "open in explorer" should be in the primary list on the right-click menu. (IMO). I understand that you can't have everything on ...

cool. good news. Thanks!

I don't know what more I can tell you. It works perfectly with VoxCommando and EventGhost and you have access to the listener code used in both cases. Here's the code that sends the udp message in c# public static void sendMessage(string mymessage, int port) { UdpClient udp = new UdpClient(); IPEndP...

it broadcasts to all ip addresses. you should be able to listen on any ip address as long as it belongs to the adapter which is on the same lan. You need to be listening on the correct port though. In the case of my example: WShell.Run("""" & SDB.ApplicationPath & "S...

I don't know if an official bug was filed. At least one MM dev. knows about it but it doesn't seem to be a priority. mcow: If you want to use Python, take a look at what Pako did with the MediaMonkey plugin for eventGhost. If you have any questions about it you could ask him on the EG forum, or he m...