Add to Library on Play (MediaMonkey Add-on)

Add to Library on Play
Version 1.0.1
- MediaMonkey Add-on -
by Zvezdan Dimitrijević

This add-on works with MediaMonkey v2.x-4.x. It automatically adds tracks to the Library on their playback (if they are not already there) to give MM the same behavior as it is in WMP.

If you want to discus about this add-on, you could visit its related MediaMonkey forum thread.

You could also take a look on my other add-ons for MediaMonkey.

Download The latest version of the add-on

Donation

This add-on is donationware. I am its sole developer and I worked on it in my own free time. I am not employed by Ventis Media, the company behind MediaMonkey, nor have I been paid by them for my efforts. If you find my add-on useful and want to help its further development, it would be nice if you could send a small donation using PayPal. You could donate as much as you think that is appropriate, any amount would be really appreciated.

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Compatibility

This add-on doesn't work with MediaMonkey v5! No add-on made for a previous version of the program will work with MM5, either by me or any other author, since MM5 has completely different programming interface than before. Which means that all MM4 add-ons have to be rewritten for MM5 from scratch.

If you really like my add-on and think that it is essential for your work with the program, you should stay with MM4. Or you could wait for me to port the add-on to MM5, but my interest for that depends only on donations.

What is new

v1.0.1 - 2015-06-22
v1.0 - 2010-10-20

Installation

For MediaMonkey 3.0 or higher - just double-click on the AddToLibraryOnPlay-xx.mmip file; if you are on Vista or Win7 and you got "Product installation error", make sure you have MM set to "Run as Administrator"; if you downloaded the installation package with IE7 and it changed its extension to a .zip, you should first change it back to a .mmip.
For MediaMonkey 2.x - rename a .mmip extension to a .zip, extract the AddToLibraryOnPlay.vbs file to the MediaMonkey's "Scripts\Auto" folder and restart MM program.