Maybe the music files on your hard disk are write protected?

I guess your changes won't work ... first you still only have 5 menu entries for 1 to 5 stars ... and second you cannot multiply with 10 without adjusting the captions and the part of the caption you cut out.

I am a bit dazzled as there wasn't a single statement/reply to my suggestion. Have I descibed it poorly or is it just too much aloof or complicated?

A little feedback from the community would be appreciated!

No. You actually only have three. Having more than three is already on the wishlist ... let's see what MM 2.5 brings

Yep! Welcome in Germany!

Yep, me too. Preferably when closing MM while it is still playing a song.

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This is a forum about the music collection and playing software MediaMonkey! You (in general) can't find help for your networking problems here ...

No. Only sibling; not child.

baker wrote:I suggest including Genre info from Amazon if batch processing from there ever becomes feasible.

I don't think Amazon distinguishes much (if at all) between genres ...

I used playlists to migrate my ratings into MM. In my former software (iTunes :D ) I made playlists for each rating, exported these playlists (1.m3u, 2.m3u, ...) and imported them into MM. In MM I chose the playlists one after the other and set all the titles in it in one step to the adequate rating...

I already have made a similar request (although I right now cannot find it any more). I suggested that all different views/library nodes have their own view that gets saved each time you change it. And a view must consist of - The chosen columns - The width of each column - The order of the columns ...

Anonymous wrote:are the object and function names even the same?

Good question. I only do VBS and furthermore are rather new in it. Maybe one of the Gurus can help out ...

I am not quite sure, but I think you can just use JScript (instead of Java Script)

You are right. Then I only see the option of defining several Magic nodes with a suitable SQL or filter statement in each to get the various ranges.

... by grouping the BPMs into brackets. I assume this is possible but have no idea how to do it! Anyone? Guess that's not possible exactly the way you intend. Maybe you can somehow work with the "trim" option, but I don't know whether that also works for integers (should do). You could do...