select that folder and then go to add rescan. Then in monkeys directory tree go to his node for "my computer" its the same as the one in the windows explorer so be careful not to do anything you can't undo cause you will do it in the main computer files area when in that my computer node of mediamonkey's.īut go to the folder your songs are in. If doing that scanning is not working for your system for some reason. If you have gone to his options and told him to turn on the one for making a new playlist for recently added files then you will be able to find them faster. Monkey should find the files and add them in, if you have gone to his options and told him to associate with that format. Then go to the format window on the panel and make sure the format you want to scan for is there and is selected. Now go to add rescan and click it, on it go to the folder your songs are in and select that folder. Then use the monkeys dead links feature in the library node under the files to edit sub node. Then use monkey to convert to your wanted format if he can convert to it if not use your other program that can convert to it. Use the wav format to rip to the hard drive its faster and less chance of error. Or at worst you can't use the program properly but i think that is not the trouble cause you can post in the forum so that makes you smart enough to use a program.īut adding the cdroms to your collection is simple just rip them to the hard drive. There must be some sort of interference from another program in your system.
#Mediamonkey gold faq free
Īnd the monkey will let you do those things in the free version. Or I could just d/l the whole gold version free online. Plus, if you even rename a file, move a file or reorganize the trackback/file path in any way, media monkey won't allow you to rescan your files to find it/move it. KRAP wrote:I think it's wrong to not let me add MY OWN CD'S to my collection without the stupid upgrade.
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