hello newbie her eso please be patient. i am trying to use the Custom duplicate search, but the opening window fills my screen & I'm unable to get the the bottom of the window screen where 'tolerance' box is & the 'search & save' is. as newbie i'm sure i'm missing something simple?// tha...

sorry, lost me!

Not sure i understand your meaning:

I should select each .db (one by one) into media monkey, the export to a new playlist, using export to playlist feature.
after doing all 6, select the .db i actually want to use & scan this new playlist into mm

have i got it?

gjc

thanks for help but still no joy! Let me recap just in case I'm missing something very obvious. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\MediaMonkey. - here i have 6 different db files all with different names, all listed as data base files & all with a value under size column. o...

ooops! you are quite correct. i was looking at the MM folder - C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\MediaMonkey. fixed it! I was able to navigate to the folder using MM now. selected down to MM folder & ran scan (file types all - hide unselected items). hi ok. nothing. desele...

no, not hidden.

thanks!

gjc

good idea. i should have spotted that!

tried it. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\MediaMonkey

added it & deselected the rest. selected all file types. hit ok - no scan

Still puzzled!

Sorry, perhaps i didn't explain very well. I've gone File > Add/Rescan Files (menu option in MediaMonkey's Main Menu) but i'm unable to navigate to the .db files i want to scan. The path (which is available in windows explorer) is just not available through MM. I'm wondering if i needed to enable so...

thanks i went with your second option as i couldnt download the add-on. (File > Add/Rescan Files with the M3U File Type enabled). When i try to navigate to add/rescan from C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\MediaMonkey,I was unable to get there from Application Data (not seen)....

Hi just a follow on to the above. i'm trying to understand! I located 6 MM.db files on my system & tried to find my missing one. My understanding is that the playlists are stored in the db file & the tracks are in the ' music folder on my system. So, when i load a .db file a expect to get a ...

hello again
just realised my most recent (available) playlist is on my ipod
can i get it back to mm?

thanks again
george

hello, & thanks for the help I searched for mm.db & found a few on my system. i renamed all & moved to mm folder C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\MediaMonkey I then renamed to mm.db (one by one) & found they were all old playlists configurations, in media monk...

Hello I have spent some time compiling many playlists in MM & recently had occasion to format a hard drive & reinstall MM. I've got all my songs back but cant see to find the original playlists - there is a list of playlists there which i didn't create. How do i get my original playlist back...

recently i lost my hard drive & the MM db & ini files. fortunately I was able to get the library & all my tracks from another backup.

Now i have an ipod with the old playlists on there.Is there a way to import this playlist info back into MM.?

thanks in advance.

gjc

mmmmmmmm no i'm not sure i explained correctly. ok no external drive in the picture now. complete library is on local drive - about 20k songs & 100gb half of tracks are greyed out. now, i can manually select & delete these (i believe) - but there is a quicker & more automated way to be r...