Martin, please test the new Version.

It should work for every Rockbox Version.
For the Fuze original Firmware I implemented Support but can't really test it because I don't have one.

Martin, that's no problem, I will change that on Wednesday and upload the new Version.
Thanks for the hint.

Enrico

Thank you Martin

Merry Christmas.

@one_sun
I uploaded a new version with this feature added. Try it and let me know ...

Enrico

@kingsinger
I checked the rockbox tagcache and found out, that there is no timestamp saved for the lastplayed field. There is only saved an incremented value which lets you reconstruct the played order, but not the timestamp, sorry.

Playcounter:
You can select with "Reset Play Counter" if SansaMonkey sets the Counter on Rockbox to 0 after Import to Mediamonkey.

LastPlayed:
Didn't have time to realize that but would be a nice feature, I know.

I uploaded a new Version which should fix the problem with the Out-Of-Memory-Error.
The problem was a changed behavior of deleted files which are still in the database but now with CRC32.

Are you using Rockbox? If yes, switch off your Sansa, connect the USB-Cable, wait until the original Firmware is loaded and the player is recognized as Drive and start SansaMonkey. If not, I don't know a solution at the moment as I don't have this error anymore, but please let me know that I can che...

First of all SansaMonkey was designed for Sandisk Sansa e2xxx/Rockbox, because I have/use this player. If you have a M2xx or Fuze, you can ask me if it is possible to add support for that. I'm in contact with someone who ownes a Fuze and who wanted to send me some sample files, but until now I didn'...

Welche Übersetzung willst du runterladen?
Die aktuellste wird doch mit MM installiert!

I've already searched for that too, without success.
If you find it anywhere in then Rockbox Sourcecode or in the Rockbox tagcache (database) let me know and I'll include it.

Have you already re-downloaded it?
I updated SansaMonkey some days ago.

I have MediaMonkey in D:\Tools\MediaMonkey and I can't try it again because I won't set up my Vista again

If you start MediaMonkey on an new Vista machine with activated User Account Control (UAC), MediaMonkey crashes. If you run MediaMonkey in Administrator-Mode, MediaMonkey starts correctly and can be startet later in non-Administrator-Mode too. I guess it's because of configuring the System-ODBC-Entr...