Comments and Reviews
Categories
Audio & Music • CD/DVD Tools • Video & Movies • File ManagementTags
- video-dvd-burner
- bluray-burner
- find-duplicate-music
- music-sync
- Media player
- duplicate-mp3-finder
- winamp-plugin-compatible
- podcast-catcher
- audio-cd-burner
- Video Player
- podcast
- music-manager
I primarily manage my media with a folder based structure. Eventually I would like MM to crawl that structure and use it as-is not messing around with my files but extending the filtering and other capabilities.
Will it mess or even use my folders?
Thank you
Nope. Mediamonkey will only reorganize your folders if you specifically ask it to.
Reply written over 7 years ago
If you have a gigantic library of music, MM is a must-have.
I love the on-the-fly conversion feature. Too bad you have to pay for it (it isn't in the free version except for during your trial period).
I have tried it several times, but always seem to get back to foobar2000.
I use both, I think they both have their use in different scenarios. MediaMonkey really is the full-blown library manager where you catalog and browse your collection, set up fancy searches and filters, do mass editing, conversion and transfer, etc... but for just plain listening, I also like using sleek foobar2000. I don't let any software other than MediaMonkey touch my tags anymore, though ;)
Reply written almost 7 years ago
I see MediaMonkey less as a music player or cd ripper, but as a music library manager.
MM is the best allround tool to manage your music library. The organizing and tagging feature is really powerful and easy to understand.
If you are on Windoze, you have to try MM. I can't see how anyone who has actualy spent time using all of iTunes, WinAmp, Songbird and MM would choose anything but MM. The free version blows them all away, and the Gold version brings even more to the table, its worth the coin.