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Our users have written 23 comments and reviews about MediaMonkey, and it has gotten 471 likes
- Developed by Ventis Media
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $25 and $50.
- Average rating of 4
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It lets me organise all my MP3 music
I love MediaMonkey, it's one of those apps that's on my "one day, I'll purchase it" list. It supports addons, it's got a built-in powerful automatic file sorting mechanism where you can simply set up the pattern you want for your unorganized files and automatically rename and/or move them to the folders you want using variables.
I love this app and I hope you will too!
Ok, so I love MediaMonkey - I've been using it for several years ...I have a huge media library and it works great from my laptop ... HOWEVER .... when i put playlists on my phone, they often don't play, saying "skipping inaccessible tracks" when the same tracks play in MM on my PC. It's annoying enough that I'm considering changing to something different - I just want to be able to put playlists on my phone and have them work! I'm hesitant to change bc I tried itunes once and it was atrocious. Any recommendations?
I love MediaMonkey, and bought Gold, but one thing I hate about it is the interface. I can find no good themes, and disabling skinning makes it worse! I just want something with the beautiful simplicity of Foobar2000 while keeping all of the power of MediaMonkey.
Also, it randomly crashes when switching between virtual desktops in Windows 10, so that's fun. It's not consistent, but that's what triggers the crash.
Have been using it for years, and don't intend to change that. I only wish they'd release updates to support new iOS versions quicker :D
[Edited by andrzejklein, May 05]
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 8 years ago
I've been using it for years, even after I made the switch back to Mac. I paid for and run Parallels Desktop so that I can run two things that are only available in Windows but are irreplaceable and necessary. One of them is MediaMonkey. The Gold license is well worth it.
I've been saying that for years: the biggest problem about MediaMonkey is that once you start using it, you can never ever go back to using any other software =) you'd be frustrated after half an hour because you already desperately miss 50 features!
Reply written over 7 years ago
I have been using Media monkey for about 1 year. The only thing better than media monkey is JRiver Media Center. They engineered the software for Multicore processors. I can reencode 6 songs at one time. Tagging it easier. You give that a try. Media Monkey right now because I got my library straight.
Reply written about 7 years ago