by fizzjob » Thu Apr 03, 2014 4:55 pm
I assume that MediaMonkey respects .nomedia files, correct?
If so, can that be overridden? Personally, I like to keep my local music separate from the music in the Google Play cloud, and having a .nomedia file in my music directory is the only way I can do that.
I assume that MediaMonkey respects .nomedia files, correct?
If so, can that be overridden? Personally, I like to keep my local music separate from the music in the Google Play cloud, and having a .nomedia file in my music directory is the only way I can do that.