Thanks again!

Same as if you unselected them. It is just Cancel for Accompany files not Auto-Organize.

Thanks a ton Pete. And what happens (to both the music files and the accompanying files) if you hit cancel?

Hi,
When you get Dialog with accompany files and you un select them, they are left in originating folder and folder is not deleted because it is not empty anymore, but they are not considered accompany files as they do not reside in folder along Media Files.

Hi all,

I have a question about this feature.

Per the MM wiki "When media files are moved, it may result in the original folders becoming empty of media files, while other files still reside in it. If this occurs, you will be prompted whether to move any accompanying files (e.g. Artwork or Lyrics files). This will move the selected file(s) to the same folder as the media files were moved to."

My question is: when prompted to move accompanying files, one of three things can happen. Choose "cancel" (scenario 1), or choose "move", which will have a different effect for files that are selected (scenario 2) and files that are not selected (scenario 3). It's not clear to me what happens in each of these scenarios. For example, when you choose "cancel" does it prevent the regular (non accompanying files) from being moved and everything stays were it was? Or it just cancels moving the accompanying files? If it just cancels moving the accompanying files, is that the same as scenario 3 where you click move but unselected files stay where they are? And, lastly, if any of the accompanying files are NOT moved for any reason, if you opted to delete empty folders, does the folder then stay there with the orphan files or are they all deleted with the folder?

Thanks for any clarifications you can provide.

Haven't tried that latest version.

I believe the 99.9% thingy is really related to the mp3 format. It sure helps with a good mp3 decoder and a good out plug-in also supporting gapless. Those combined manage to 'mask' that weakness with mp3's.

I now enjoy those songs that used to be one big .mp3, and can pick out my favorite tracks from the album. Storage is cheap as you say and I guess you just do whatever feels right for each album, having .cue versions backed up.

Thanks for the tip DiddeLeeDoo but I already have that program. But not the latest version released yesterday!! (v0.6 beta10)

The problem is that it doesnt cut the files 100% accurate (only 99.999%). So I won't be able to reproduce a "perfect" CD again if I cut it up. And perfect gapless playback isn't always possible.

But storage is cheap these days so i might split them up and also keep the big files on some backup disk.

/Bex

@Bex

I had some large album.mp3's with accomponying album.cue file, and by using CUE Splitter v0.5 from http://www.enfis.it/download.php I got them converted to ordinary song.mp3 files.

Suits me, as I like to play random songs, instead of whole albums at once.

Support for cdg files: (beta script)
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 2774#42774

Sounds great!

/Bex

I think I'll just put Cue sheets into Cue Reader (which is having a massive overhaul soon, into a dockable panel!) and then once I've got the functionality working I can always create a separate, more flexible script.

trixmoto wrote:@jiri - cheers for that!

@Bex - was this specifically CUE sheets that you wanted moving (in which case I'll add this method to Cue Reader) or were you after a more general script?

My wish is for cue sheets but i know other who wants it for all kinds of files! Perhaps make it configurable?

Thanks
/Bex

@jiri - cheers for that!

@Bex - was this specifically CUE sheets that you wanted moving (in which case I'll add this method to Cue Reader) or were you after a more general script?

I'll try to upload the updated help soon. This method notifies script that Tracks will be moved to NewPaths (both lists have the same number of items). Move parameter specifies where this is a result of move/rename/auto-organize operation or a copy operation.

Jiri

Cool Trixi,

Really looking forward to it!

Thanks!
/Bex