1 Adding Your Music to the Library 2 Playing Tracks from the Library 3 Editing Tags 4 Customizing the Application 5 Accomplishing other Basic Tasks

Installing MediaMonkey The first step is installing MediaMonkey. See: Installing MediaMonkey Getting Help This Help explains the different features in MediaMonkey. Anytime you're using MediaMonkey …

MediaMonkey Wiki provides comprehensive guides and resources to help users manage, play, and customize their media collections efficiently.

Introduction What's New in MediaMonkey 5.0 Getting Started Installing MediaMonkey Adding Existing Files to the MediaMonkey Library Basic Concepts Upgrading to the Gold Version Navigating your …

MediaMonkey is the award-winning media organizer and player for serious collectors. It cleans the mess in your music and video libraries, and lets you share and enjoy them across all your devices.

Reference Information Basic Concepts Keyboard & Mouse Shortcuts Masks to Configure Folder and Filename Formats File Properties & Tag Formats MP3 Encoding Settings Managing the …

MediaMonkey supports conversion (including CD Ripping and burning) with volume leveling, and can do so on-the-fly when synching to a device. 5. Audio Normalization This is an approach used by some …

Welcome to MediaMonkey Manage a media library from 100 to 50,000+ audio/video files and playlists*; whether Rock, Classical, Audiobooks, Podcasts, family Videos or Movies; whether they’re located on …

Portable Install is an installation in which all files associated MediaMonkey (the app, registry & settings, database, addons, temp & cache folders, and podcasts) reside in the folder where MediaMonkey is …

What's new in MediaMonkey 5 To see what is different from MediaMonkey 4, please see: What's New in MediaMonkey 5 Get Started This section covers: Getting Started: Instructions regarding some of the …