Three years since anyone's even asked for this, so there's not much hope, but... anyone still have it? I haven't had any luck finding it in any archives.

For me the solution was switching my output plug-in to MediaMonkey WASAPI. No one was able to figure out why waveOut or DirectSound had those problems, or why they didn't on my previous computer, but, eh. Problem gone.

Ticket submitted. If they find an answer I'll repeat it here. One thing that occurred to me while writing the ticket is that there is one difference between the installs on my old and new computers: this time, I did a portable install on the external hard drive that the music lives on. I don't know ...

I agree it should, but it doesn't. Clearly I'm able to log in as I'm logged in here. Sadly, there's no way to report that I can't log into the ticket system since that would use the ticket system.

Hence see post two posts up about how support's login doesn't work.

All forms of leveling, volume adjusting, and crossfading are disabled. (Actually, in despair, I tried turning it on for a day or two, but it didn't help either way.) I have never used MediaMonkey to level any of these tracks, on either a per track or per album basis, they've all been leveled before ...

And it looks like you can't submit a ticket to the trouble ticket system because it doesn't recognize the login from this forum, but won't let me register a separate one since the Register link just takes you to the forum. Nothing raises your confidence as much as a showstopper bug in the bug report...

But to speed up the process, I copy the art files in clipboard with Explorer (Ctrl-C) and then paste them into the AlbumArt window in MM (right-click --> Paste). I usually do this too, but I wish MediaMonkey would allow me to Copy from the same menu, so I can copy and paste from one track to anothe...