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You can use any text editor (like Notepad) to verify the Paths the Playlists uses for the files and modify these Paths if incorrect prior to import. If Playlists show no files on import it means that either they’re empty or they point to where the files no longer exist.Imported Playlists will show under the Playlists > Imported Playlists node in the Media Tree.
To add these Playlists to MediaMonkey use File > Add/Rescan Files from the Main Menu and make sure the Playlist File Type (like M3U) is enabled for scanning under Options (MediaMonkey 5) or File Types (MediaMonkey 4) in the Add/Rescan Files dialog.
Review documentation for your Player on how to do this for that specific Player or use online search/videos for guidance.Export all playlists from the player to a format like M3U files.
MediaMonkey by default saves tags to the files, but can be forced to save database values using Tools > Edit Tags > Update Tags (MediaMonkey 5) or Tools > Advanced Tag Management > Synchronize Tags (MediaMonkey 4). When tags are missing a work-around is to use the folder/filenames to tag your files in MediaMonkey with Auto-Tag from Filename:. This may not be a feature on all software. Make sure that the software has saved tags to the files. Album Art: embedded in file tags and any saved in folders that contain files from a single album (iTunes uses a proprietary method for Artwork which isn’t available to be used by other Players like MediaMonkey).Ī full description of tags that are supported appears in the Online Help: Help: Track Properties & Tag Formatsīefore switching from your existing player you should:. File Ratings and Play History: from Windows Media Player, iTunes, and WinAmp databases. MediaMonkey can read limited data from some applications directly. You can migrate from other applications to MediaMonkey relatively easily if the Player saves tags to the files following the standards and allows for export of Playlists.
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