Hi All,
I have a strange problem using MediaMonkey with My Sansa View.
When I try to copy or move devices off the device onto a folder on my PC hard drive, nothing actually gets moved / copied.
The status bar at the bottom right quickly lists the files as the are supposedly being transferred, but then in the folder Im sending them too theyre not there afterwards. I have tried this with copy to, then move to, and I have also tried with autoorganise. With Autoorganise the folder which I say to create is created, but again, none of the files get moved.
I have tried from the view of folders on the device, then from albums on the device (in the panel/tree on the left side of the screen). I have also tried using another drive which I have connected (I have 3 hard drives connected in PC).
Im using windows 7.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Dale.
Moving folders
Moderator: Gurus
Re: Moving folders
Hello
I wonder why no one answers. At least, I experienced the same this day.
Then I did some over thesting:
1st I grabbed my CD to a folder on my PC
2nd I went in MM to this folder that does not belong to my normally used folders or library in MM -- it was just created by Audiograbber.
3rd I tagged everything in this folder (aka my album)
4th I moved this folder my right clicking the folder in the tree in MM and went to move folder in the context menu there. I moved it into my library. precisely, into a folder of the given genre.
5th I then tried to search in MM for the album etc..... -> no hits?`°!
6th I checked the physical folder in my genre tree ... and I notice that there is nothing new. So, the move did not work?! WHY?
'How is this normal everyday workflow to be done in MM?
thanks
I wonder why no one answers. At least, I experienced the same this day.
Then I did some over thesting:
1st I grabbed my CD to a folder on my PC
2nd I went in MM to this folder that does not belong to my normally used folders or library in MM -- it was just created by Audiograbber.
3rd I tagged everything in this folder (aka my album)
4th I moved this folder my right clicking the folder in the tree in MM and went to move folder in the context menu there. I moved it into my library. precisely, into a folder of the given genre.
5th I then tried to search in MM for the album etc..... -> no hits?`°!
6th I checked the physical folder in my genre tree ... and I notice that there is nothing new. So, the move did not work?! WHY?
'How is this normal everyday workflow to be done in MM?
thanks
Joe Dell Dell
Re: Moving folders
Very different issue, but after step 4 did you rescan files into your Library? If not you still need to do so.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: Moving folders
I can not remember but I think I did not rescan.
So, rescanning is the solution here.
Would you be so kind to tell me the best way to what I described in my post at the top?
Shoud I grab into a folder that is monitored by MM and then tag files there and then move them?
At least I think I would not have to find the folder / files in my lib to rescan them.
Thanks
So, rescanning is the solution here.
Would you be so kind to tell me the best way to what I described in my post at the top?
Shoud I grab into a folder that is monitored by MM and then tag files there and then move them?
At least I think I would not have to find the folder / files in my lib to rescan them.
Thanks
Joe Dell Dell
Re: Moving folders
I'd scan in the ripped files (or use MediaMonkey to rip them) into the Library. Then tag the files and use Tools > Auto-Organize Files to move them for me.
If you keep newly ripped files in a separate folder you can create a Collection to exclude files with the Path set to that folder to only show tagged files and/or create a Collection of only newly ripped files. The Location node is also useful when navigating to newly ripped files.
If you keep newly ripped files in a separate folder you can create a Collection to exclude files with the Path set to that folder to only show tagged files and/or create a Collection of only newly ripped files. The Location node is also useful when navigating to newly ripped files.
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