MediaMonkey organizes music and video libraries, edits track information, and manages playlists from one Windows application. It also plays and converts media, and can share content with connected devices and services.
Build a well-tagged media library
MediaMonkey catalogs music and video stored on a hard drive, network, or cloud service, as well as recordings from CDs. Library organization can include audiobooks, podcasts, classical music, and music videos alongside regular music collections.
When files are missing or have inconsistent details, the program can look up metadata and album artwork online. Its tag editor supports changes to track information, while automatic file organization can rename and arrange files based on their metadata.
- Create playlists and remove duplicate files.
- Sort and manage media using its library information.
- Customize the application with add-ons and skins.
How does MediaMonkey handle playback and sharing?
The built-in player handles music and video. MediaMonkey can send audio to TVs, stereos, and other supported playback devices, including UPnP/DLNA and Chromecast devices, as well as Bluetooth audio devices. It can convert unsupported formats for playback and normalize volume levels.
Conversion and device syncing
MediaMonkey converts audio and video files for playback on different devices. It can also share or sync a collection with Android and Apple devices, TVs and other DLNA players, and cloud services. These options connect library management on the PC with listening or viewing elsewhere.
Pros
- Edits tags and retrieves missing metadata and artwork
- Automatically organizes and renames media files
- Creates playlists and removes duplicate tracks
- Streams and syncs media across supported devices
Cons
- Windows N requires the Media Foundation Pack
- Requires at least 4 GB of RAM
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit · Windows N requires the Media Foundation Pack · 4 GB RAM · At least 1 GB hard disk space
Can MediaMonkey find missing album artwork?
Yes. It can look up missing artwork and metadata online.
Can MediaMonkey manage video as well as music?
Yes. It organizes and plays both audio and video, and can convert either for other devices.
Can MediaMonkey share a library with phones or TVs?
It can sync or share media with Android and Apple devices, TVs, DLNA players, and cloud services.
