MediaMonkey 3.2.4.1304

Rated 50/50 by alw978 at Jun 3, 2010

wonderful software have yet to find anything wrong with it. none so far

Rated 20/50 by dougp3104 at Jun 4, 2010

it does not look nice and has a poor excuse for an equalizer. Stick with WMP. The equalizer is a little better.

Rated 50/50 by kyhendry at Jun 16, 2010

Updates artwork and fixes missed tags. Doesn't have a movie genre listing.

Rated 50/50 by KevMaverick at Jun 19, 2010

Does EVERYTHING! Appearance. That's it! I prefer the look of iTunes for actually playing my music. I use Mediamonkey to organise and arrange my music collection. This is a task that it does brilliantly.

Rated 50/50 by keithkig at Jun 21, 2010

Found all my music files I thought I had lost thanks to the commodo registry cleaner! Plays songs perfectly, easy to use interface. Be careful which format you burn your cd's/dvd's in. Good product to replace a malfuntioning media player (any version). Thanks again!

Rated 30/50 by byronb3247 at Jun 24, 2010

MediaMonkey 3.2.0 is not yet compatible with iTunes 9.2 or iOS 4.0. We are currently testing MediaMonkey 3.2.1 which resolves this incompatibility. For a fix, and up to date status information, see: http://www.mediamonkey.c...cle&kbarticleid=139 i gave it a 3 until they fix this. Wish i new this b4 i updated to OS 4

Rated 40/50 by byronb3247 at Jun 25, 2010

Still having problems with 1297 itouch still will not sync. i know you guys will get it right. much luv for MM.

Rated 50/50 by Pixeltomcat at Jun 25, 2010

Very good song tagging and library management. Syncs well with Sony Walkman and HTC Legend. None. Zip. Great player. Very good song tagging and library management. Syncs well. 5 out of 5.

Rated 50/50 by brhokla at Jun 27, 2010

Wow, where do I start. Skins are awesome, features are awesome, it is the real deal. Everything you need and more. This is the media player you need. I don't know any yet. Will see and if I do I will update. If you are into music and have an ipod or other player this is the must have Media Player. It truly is awesome.

Rated 50/50 by RR1K at Jun 30, 2010

Android support, new iTunes (9.x) and iOS4 support for iPhones & IPod Touch, and Windows 7 support for the desktop interface. It has been awhile since Windows 7 and the Android operating systems were released; MediaMonkey could have had a major incremental release on those two points alone. Albeit, a fashionably late version update, MediaMonkey still rings in as king of the jungle island. The new iTunes isn't too shabby but, MediaMonkey has allot more by way of offline user oriented functionality with a smidgen of commercial portal access where iTunes is the exact opposite. You can literally have both and enjoy them as what they are -- unique and serviceable.I have a Gold Lifetime License to MM and do not regret it and have used the free version prior and enjoyed it as well. Either way you go, you will certainly be spending your time more wisely with MM as a client centric media manager.I see comparisons of the two and the cliche about apples & oranges jumps to mind very quickly. If you have an "iDevice" it isn't really necessary to have MM but, the two working in tandem provides the user with media management opportunities that are too numerous to post.Check it out -- the free version is indefinitely free and will allow you to try the licensed functionalities for 30 days no risk and you don't have to re-install the free version after the license trial expires.I always test software paying attention to trial functionalities, re-installation frequency, and how well the software manages itself constituent to updates, upgrades, and maintenance -- so should you and that applies to all software.Be safe, be productive, and above all else -- have fun. Enjoy

Rated 50/50 by Bob-0 at Jul 7, 2010

Through all the versions of MM I have used my favorite feature is the minimize to Microplayer. The Microplayer stays out of the way but still offers control over the music being played. A little slow to scan over music library (I have less than 900 on this PC) but a small (very small) inconvienence... really there is not much to complain about. Hard to complain about a free product... that works. Awesome product with iPod support to boot! I've tried RealPlayer, iTunes, Winamp and I always come back to MediaMonkey.

Rated 30/50 by 18cdbob18 at Jul 9, 2010

I know it performs well for those to whom its GUI is intuitive. It's just not intuitive to me. Help files are really no help at all. Help! I've fallen down a steep learning curve and I can't get up! If someone finds a really good YouTube tutorial, or even a good blog post that goes through all its features, please add links to your comments, App developers who'd like to see their products get more stars here should think inside the box. Boxes used to come with instructions inside! products more highly rated by consumers

Rated 20/50 by dougp3104 at Jul 10, 2010

This has very little in the way of tone controllability which I can use to customize my listening pleasure. More than I can mention. Not for someone who likes music. Updated on Jul 10, 2010

Rated 50/50 by rcchit at Jul 10, 2010

best organizer in the market, lite lack of present equalizer settings the best

Rated 50/50 by smokinkevin27 at Jul 15, 2010

This program does everything that I could need to manage my 1000+ song collection. Great for editing tags. The distinct advantage with this program is that you can fill in the information that you know and get the rest from the internet. The interface and controls took me a while to get used to. I needed to the help file. After the first initial use, I have loved it ever since. Love this program so much that I needlessly paid for the upgrade so that hopefully this software will continue to be developed.

Rated 50/50 by VigneshIyer92 at Jul 19, 2010

1. Great library management2. Nice UI3. Integrated CD and DVD burner4. Good feature set None so far

Rated 50/50 by DDN2LONDON at Jul 20, 2010

Excellent presentation and features such as syncing work perfectly. No streaming feature

Rated 50/50 by alexzander_miller at Jul 22, 2010

It spanks everything. That I didn't find this bit*h'n piece of software sooner! Dudes & Dudettes...If you have a serious collection of music files. You need MediaMonkey. For real, the auto-tag will organize everything for you! True, you will need to spend some time to learn all the features but so what, you have a brain, figure it out. It's worth it!Totally gnarly bro.

Rated 40/50 by Belve10 at Jul 22, 2010

It handles the job ... no matter how many files you have. Some will point out the learning curve is steep. I will simply say.. yes it is but if you have so many files in so many places, you need to learn your lesson.. If you hoard files, make this a file you download. It is really that simple.

Rated 40/50 by cookdenniis at Jul 23, 2010

Excellent product as does what it indicates that many others don't Install on XP caused a problem but on the second attempt work All features seemms to work would like one or two more but for freeware it's great. Can recommend it