Not quite, I live in Austria. But I'm pretty sure it's not related to regional date formatting anyway since the value that's being deserialized is not a date but a string like '44941.001321354' which is not exactly a common way to write dates in any region. But I found something else that could caus...

Alright, the good news is that deserialization with the track object you provided works perfectly, and the application throws no errors. The bad news is that deserialization with the track object you provided works perfectly, and the application throws no errors. Which means that I cannot reproduce ...

But what application library you meant then? There's Rainmeter, there's your snippet and your plugin ... All the communication with mediamonkey, getting data, parsing song objects, etc. is all done by an application library called MediaMonkeyNet . The rainmeter plugin itself isn't really doing much...

Hi, in version 5.0.4.2690 (both the debug build and release build) there is an issue that prevents the column filter from being resized. See this video . In the video I'm try resizing the column on the Entire Library node, which works fine. Then I'm creating a custom view which contains only a coupl...

I actually meant the application library that passes the information from mediamonkey to the rainmeter plugin, not your mediamonkey library :D. The latter is never actually touched, only the currently playing file is queried - you can play any random file that's not in your library and it should wor...

That's interesting. That sounds that the issue may actually be related to the library, rather than the rainmeter plugin. If you can, consider uploading a bunch of your media files somwhere and sharing the link (privately) with me. An out of bounds exception in the console application could mean that...

Well, yeah. Between the settings and application version your setup seems to be as close to the one that I've been using for some two years on a daily basis without any major issues like the one you are experiencing. The plugin basically just connects to the chromium engine running the mediamonkey f...

Unless you are running multiple instances at the same time portable mode shouldn't make any difference. The error message sounds like rainmeter doesn't like something about the ini file that contains the player measure. Could you try replacing your ini file with the one below and see if it works wit...

It should generally still work fine, but if you run into problems there's a dev branch in the github repo with some updates - but you'd have to compile the dll yourself. Im using the preview version with Rainmeter 4.5.16.2687 and MediaMonkey 5.0.4, which are the respective latest non-preview version...

Amazing, appreciate it. Thanks a lot!

Hi, I'm using a custom autotagger to tag tracks, and starting with revision 2659 albums with fewer than 3 tracks are unable to be tagged. It's not that there is an exception or something, the lookup simply fails without calling any of the tagger functions. Is there anything that changed in terms of ...

Heads up, with the release of MediaMonkey 5.0.3 I also just submitted version 3.0.59 to the addon gallery and tagged it as stable release on github . The new version now adds an additional display size between normal and large, and uses the new squeezeWindowContent progress bar introduced in MM 5.0....

You may have added it manually as a Sync location at some point. It would be the SMB Share as it's listed under Storage and Services. Yeah, exactly. I added the share to the Folders > Network node and then manually created a sync location from that, thinking that smb shares are valid sync targets. ...

Wonder why it made you think? Maybe our bad wording? I wouldn't think too deeply about it, it's just user error. I assumed that you could define generic external storage locations (external as in not part of the mm library) like local folders or network shares as sync target. Clearly that's not the...

Ah, alright. That makes sense if mediamonkey recognizes the share as dlna server. Copy-pasting the files to the media tree indeed works. Thanks for clarifying that! Out of curiosity - is there a way to control how sync targets are being classified? The location where I'm trying to upload the tracks ...