MediaMonkey is the media manager for serious collectors. It catalogs audio and video files, whether they're located on a hard drive or network, dividing them into different 'collections' (e.g. contemporary, classical music, audiobooks, home movies, tv, videos). It looks up and tags Album Art and data via Freedb and the web, includes an automatic renamer to rename and organize files, and a playlist manager to arrange your mixes. It includes a CD ripper, podcast manager, and downloader to build your library, along with a CD/DVD Burner, UPnP / DLNA server, and sync manager to share it. With built-in conversion functionality, it syncs with almost any device including Android, iPhone, iPod, and other devices, as well as a variety of televisions and DVD players (via DLNA). Its player automatically adjusts volume levels and supports a Party mode that locks the UI for use at public events. Most importantly, it supports hundreds of scripts, plug-ins and visualizations to further customize it to meet your needs. Supports MP3, OGG, WMA, FLAC, MPC, WAV, CDs, M3U, PLS, AVI, MP4, WMV.
What is new in this release:
Version 4.1.9.1764 is a minor update that adds support for iOS 9, several tweaks for better compatibility with Windows 10, improved sync performance, and ~25 other fixes and improvements.
What is new in version 4.1.8.1751:
Version 4.1.8.1751 is a minor update with ~20 improvements including support for iOS 8.4, improved synchronization with Android Lollipop devices, and a variety of other fixes and improvements.
What is new in version 4.1.6.1736:
Version 4.1.6.1736 is a minor update with 40+ improvements including fixes to compatibility issues with iTunes 12.1, improved synchronization with Android devices, new UPnP search functionality.
What is new in version 4.1.5.1719:
Version 4.1.5.1719 adds synchronization for iPhone 6 devices and iOS 8, fixes synchronization with certain Android Kitkat devices, and includes another 15 fixes to a number of playback, tagging, and other issues.
Limitations:
Some automation features are disabled.
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