There are 36 (1x) groups listed in mediamonkey, totalling 72 false-duplicate files in the SQL list. There are a few groups of valid duplicates listed though. EDIT: Upon further inspection, there is an online-only "Test Drive" for Access that may be able to do the job. It says that only saving and pr...

I tried the last code you posted, and it would seem that the difference between the false duplicates is the IDAlbum. All of them are between 770 and 810, and the other in the set is in the 3000s. Everything else appears to be normal. I'm getting the trial for Access 2003 now. EDIT: Crap... the trial...

Actually, the IDMedia column is identical for all of the listed tracks. All of them are in mp3 format, which is what I assume the "46" means.

EDIT: Come to think of it, would the trial version of Access 2003 be able to perform the duplicate removal?

I compacted the database as you said, then restarted MM, but the list of (1x) tracks is still there.

When I open the folder containing these files, they are only listed once. This means that only that one copy is bolded when I play it, as another copy of the file is neither listed nor actually exists.

I got a huge list of songs...

It appears that for every instance that includes two of the same file path, there are different ID numbers for each entry. It would appear that one entry is in the 3000 range and one is in the 9000 range for each of the "false duplicate" pairs.

Actually, I don't; I am using the "Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003". I am aware that while this doesn't offer all of the functionality, the basic capabilities are the same and it was significantly cheaper

Yes, I do have Excel 2003. However, I am not particularly familiar with Excel, and some assistance would be greatly appreciated .

I scanned the directory again and all of the same files reappeared as (1x). Unfortunately Bex, I don't have the "Access" program you are referring to, nor do I have an SQL interface. If there is some alternative to this, such as editing the file directly with notepad, let me know and I'll attempt to...

I am fairly sure that all of the tracks listed as (1x) in my Duplicate Content list were at some point listed as (2x). I will remove all of them, then rescan them. I'll see if they appear as (1x) again, and I'll post the results.

I check the Dead Links node often, and I have always removed tracks in there. None of the tracks on the duplicate list are also in the dead links node.

I think I will send a debug log; this isn't exactly impairing my use, but it is certainly annoying.

Ok, I think I better understand what you want. It is true that MM says nothing about a standing dB range, and nowhere does it specify what the delta dB given in the Leveling column means. Personally, I have always taken it to mean that that is the change from the original dB to the post-leveling val...

I understand that you are trying to automate the process of volume leveling while converting, and to the best of my knowledge, what I said applies to that process. My proposition, however, was directed more to Frankie's post: But I'm missing a volume levelling option for mp3 cd's. I only analyze the...

Could you possibly provide a bit more information on your problem? I believe that you have had no replies because nobody knows where to start. Also, this sounds more like a bug than a wishlist, so you should probably post this in the Bug Reports forum.

I hope you are able to fix your problem.

Jiri, it is my understanding that the latest version of MMG has the ability to synch tracks to Portable Media Devices (PMD) with the ability to adhere to specific guidelines, i.e. converting files to different formats and/or bitrates. Instead of creating an entirely new interface, wouldn't it be sim...