If I remember correctly, the X5 doesn't support ID3 tags. I haven't been in the DAP scene for a while so they may of added this within the last 6 months. My old hangout, www.DAPreview.net has excellent reviews with some very creative people that might also be able to help you out. If the tags have t...

So I use the WinAmp plugin? Then point it to the MM folder?

I do not see it supported? Which one should I get? Link would be nice.

Error happened during script execution:
Invalid procedure call or argument

I got an error:

Error #5 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Invalid procedure call or argument
File: "C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\AdvancedReport.vbs", Line: 672, Column: 6

+1 on the default folder should be the one which the file is located.

If there was like an batch tagger for genres that would be great. But doing them by hand I would prefer the k.i.s.s method. Detailed genres is superior but requires more time.

• • Rock
    • Rock, Classic Rock
      Rock, Alternative
      Rock, Hard
      Rock, Metal.
      Oldies,
      R&B,
      Disco,

Not sure if I would agree with the last part. I can not mentally put Disco, R&B or some Oldlies into Rock. Maybe it is because I am young.

I need help complining a list of genres. I want to get my genre tags up to date but need to compile a list so I can stay consitent. If anyone knows a good way of doing this for about 70,000 files I would be appreciative. Alot of my files have tags but they are sometimes to specific. I just want the ...

But if I want to alter the ID3 tags but not want to delete the files. Or try to fix a naming mistake. Etc. I just don't like how easy it is to delete files. Although, MediaMonkey does one of the best jobs of any music software to prevent this. But it would be a great option and probably wouldn't req...

Not really. This one is asking for help for the current problem. The other post has the bottom tidbit about how to solve this from occuring again. So

To be able to disable MediaMonkey from having access to actually physically deleting a file. Just like a simple check box. That way if it is needed just check the box. Seems simple enough.