I see that the Cowon S9 synchs correctly. Any word on the newer Cowon J3?

This looks like an extremely useful script, but I am having a little trouble with insatllation. Specifically, I receive the following error code: 800A01F4. The specific error is "Variable is undefined 'SDB'", at line 1101, character 5. I would appreciate your help in resolving the problem....

trixmoto wrote:I can only imagine that the suffix is different in some way, it just loops through checking each track so I can't think of any other reason.

Thank you. I thought that as well, but confirmed that the prefixes were identical. I'll keep trying.

This is a very useful script--thank you. I'd like to report an issue that I encountered. I attempted to remove a prefix from the title field of all songs in an album (the artist was appended as a prefix to each track title, and I wanted to remove it). When I ran the script, half the titles were fixe...

nohitter151 wrote:Did you start MM as admin? i.e. Right click MM icon -> Run as administrator

That was it! Thanks! I didn't realize that had to be done.

A quick search came up with the Simple Append script . Thanks! I did see that, but I get a "product installation error" upon installation after download. BuckW, I imagine you'd see that for any extension you try to install. Try this: http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowled...

Lowlander wrote:A quick search came up with the Simple Append script.

Thanks! I did see that, but I get a "product installation error" upon installation after download.

I would like to know if it is possible to append data to a field when more than one track is selected. For example, an entire VA album is selected, and each artist is different. I wish to append the number "320" before each artist's name to indicate the bit rate (that's the best example I ...

so it was monkey dumping the cache. :( strange. ? :-? where you doing anything else with the system, are you sure something didn't run in the background that too the memory away from monkey, and made monkey dump the cached songs. are you trying to level the songs at the same time. that would slow u...

okay so the cdrom drive it's self caused the error not monkey. just what did it do to make it dump the cache.? this could have been caused by any number of items starting in the background that interrupted the drive such as a virus scan, starting up. but one way to make sure it might not happen aga...

Ludek wrote:Hard to say. Watching http://www.cdspeed2000.com/errorcodes.html it is one of Illegal Request codes. Did you try to disable 'On the fly audio burning'?

No, I did not disable any function. I used the default MM burn settings.

thats a windows error either for out of room on the cdrom or loss of packet when burning which is first noticed by the cdrom drive making a noise that sounds like it just ran over a few road bumps and slows down. that is what dumping the cache sounds like. That is the sound that I heard just before...

Using MM under Vista, I am receiving error 52102 when attrmpting to burn a CD. No other information is given. What does this mean? Thank you.

Lowlander wrote:No, unless you store it in it's own folder you can't rescan individual files in MediaMonkey.

You could also just select the M3U file type to be added and deselect all others (MediaMonkey will still run through all files in the folder, but will only add playlists).

Great--thanks.

Lowlander wrote:You will need to import it (Add/Rescan Tracks), add tracks, and export it again.

Thanks, but is it possible to add/rescan an .m3u file, that is, just the playlist index, not the tracks?