MediaMonkey Crashes When Connecting iPhone After Installing iTunes 8.2
June 8th, 2009 | Posted by in Entertainment | iPhone Tips & Tricks | Tech/Web
I’ve been a huge fan of MediaMonkey ever since it was released, I love the ease of management and the freedom that it gives you (over that of iTunes) is great! I now love the fact that it supports iPhones as well because it so nice being able to put songs onto the iPhone without using iTunes. Now the only thing I really use iTunes for is to download the podcasts that I’m subscribed to, and I’ll occassionally connect my phone to iTunes to remove some songs or to add some new ringtones. Other than that, iTunes is pretty much obsolete on my computer. Until recently.
I just upgraded my PC from Windows 7 Beta to Windows 7 RC1, and I’ve installed MediaMonkey 3.0.7.1191 and ever since I’ve upgraded iTunes to version 8.2, I am unable to connect my iPhone while running MediaMonkey. Connecting my iPhone causes MediaMonkey to immediately crash. It just gives me the following error message prior to shutting down:
MediaMonkey – Audio Library has stopped working
As of right now, it looks like I’m stuck using iTunes to manage all of the music on my iPhone until the next version of MediaMonkey comes out, or until iTunes changes… I think it’s going to be left up to the MediaMonkey developers to fix the problem.
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i”m having the same problem with my ipod touch
I had the same problem. Upgraded my MM to the latest beta version: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=34522&sd=d
Solved!:-)
Hey Dag -
I upgraded to the latest beta version as well and I’m still having the same problem. Did you completely uninstall your previous version, or did you just install the new MediaMonkey over it?
I’ve had no luck getting MediaMonkey to sync to the iPhone since upgrading my iTunes… I’m thinking about removing iTunes completely since I just found out that I can subscribe to the Adam Corolla Podcast within MediaMonkey.
I just installed the new MM version over the previous one and voila it worked. Too bad it didnt work for you though. Good luck!:-)
I was having the same problem. My problem was resolved when I moved the folder (Rocco) out of the music folder. I identified this as the issue after seeing Media Monkey crash on the same folder over and over. Not sure why it caused the problem… Still investigating.
Cheers.
STL
Same here. I had to install iTunes 8.2 to get iPhone 3.0 so I’m not sure which one did it. MM crashes trying open with iPhone connected now, but opens OK with iPhone disconnected. Connecting iPhone crashes it again.
Media Monkey 3.1 has been released, it solves all of these problems, just download and install it.
Running 3.1.0.1256, still have exactly this same problem.
this is a problem that occurs after you update your itunes. if you uninstall itunes, mm will work again. appararently the bug is fixed with the next itunes update
If you are not worried about IPhone, just delete the d_iPhone.dll from the MediaMonkey directory and all is well.
Locoweed tysm that solved it
Locoweed Thanks! Problem solved
LOCOWEED WINS
Wow! Many thanks Locoweed!
I upgraded to 3.1.2.1282 RC-2 and it fixed the reported problem (media monkey hanging on startup). I started having the problem when i updated to the latest version of itunes a couple of days ago.
i also have this problem, i dont have iphone but a ipod touch, would i still remove a file from the directory for MM and if so which file??
id like to fix this because i love media monkey!
any help would be great
guys dont delete the iphone.dll file… i have an ipod touch 3g and I upgraded media monkey to 3.1.2.1282 RC-2 and it fixed the reported problem. just google “3.1.2.1282 RC-2″ and u will find it.
Whoops! Already gone!
I’ve just installed version 3.2.0.1294 and upon connecting the ipod touch 3.1 it crashes (audio library…)
http://www.mediamonkey.com/news/2010/06/17/itunes-9-2-ios-4-compatibility/
This will fix the issues with iTunes 9.2, it will not fix iOS4… yet