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Before you thrash me with links and FAQs of the form

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• MediaMonkey is a MP3 and Audio application like Karaoke 5, Audials Radio, and Video to MP3 from Ventis Media. It has a simple and basic user interface, and most importantly, it is free to download. MediaMonkey is an efficient software that is recommended by many Windows PC users.

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Discount Description Expires; Up to 38% Off Gold Licenses starting from $24.95 - Sale Free MediaMonkey Gold Download - Up to 44% Off Gold - Version 4.x Licenses as low as $24.95. On the device in the MediaMonkey files folder there is the mmstore.db that is the database for MMA. This exists on each storage in the device. Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003).

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I have a very basic question. Porting the songs + libraries is not that DIFFICULT. It really does not have to involve not-so-obvious geeky stuff like editing text files, backing up stuff etc. Is there anyone else who agrees with me on this?
I would like to have the entire MediaMonkey exe hosted in a USB drive (say abt 120GB) with all the songs+library+ini or whatever in it. We could have relative paths for storing music files (I know there are problems with these) so that I dont have to worry about what drive letters the disk maps to. The songs are not on a network drive. They are locally on an external hard drive just that I plug in/out that drive across my PCs.

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There is some version available in http://portableapps.com/node/11136 and http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... php?t=1958 but I dont want hacks. I really really think most problems have cleaner solutions (which may take slightly more time to develop) which should be preferred to keeping hacky solutions for 2-3 years
No one else is with me on this?
PS: No links to be posted on how to do this using geeky settings. It is not that I am not 'intelligent' enough to follow/do them. Just that I think it should not be done that way

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What do I do when my remote can't connect to the server?

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First of all, make sure you have actually installed the server. You need to have both MediaMonkey (the media player itself), AND the MediaMonkey Remote Server for this to work. Go to www.mmremote.net to download it.

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Next, make sure you have allowed the server to communicate through any firewalls you have installed. This is usually done in the firewall's security settings. Note that most newer Windows systems have an integrated firewall (Windows Firewall). Look at this question for a description of how to make the Windows Firewall allow the MMRemote server to communicate: How do I configure the Windows Firewall?

If you have the Windows Firewall, it may have blocked the server even though you allowed it through. Look at this question for more information about that: Why won't the Windows Firewall allow the server to communicate?

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If you are sure you have let the server through all firewalls, you need to make sure the client and server are configured correctly. Take a look at this question for more information: How do I connect to the server?