MediaMonkey is a free media organization and playback application for Windows users. Its interface is a bit heavy on the text, but it offers many handy ways to clean up your digital media collection.

MediaMonkey will then prompt you to import things like play count and ratings, to which you can reply "Yes." When it's done, you'll have all your music, metadata intact, inside MediaMonkey.

MediaMonkey 3.2 supports Android phones, the Palm Pre, and all models of the iPhone and iPod. You also get existing MediaMonkey features such as removing duplicates, ...

MediaMonkey's party mode prevents guests tampering with your carefully curated playlists . Virtually every setting can be tweaked and adjusted to your liking, and there’s automatic tagging using ...

If MediaMonkey is of interest, though, then there is a whole world of MP3 management ahead of you. Firstly, you can organize your music based on the genre, year, artist name, or album title.

Inconsistently tagged MP3s can be a real pain. Avoid hours spent digging through your music aligning bands and album tags with these hard-working MediaMonkey scripts.

I've heeded all the folks telling me to ditch iTunes and use MediaMonkey instead. Got all my music reorganized successfully. Now I'm stuck on the hard part - syncing my iPod Classic 60GB.

MediaMonkey for Android is available as a free download from the Google Play Store, and includes tools play media files, look up song lyrics, edit file properties, and manage your media files.

Ecoute offers a simple, attractive alternative for Macs and iPhones to Apple's 800-pound-gorilla media player, while MediaMonkey lets you manage your iTunes tracks and other media files in Windows ...

Since there are tons of music player options for the desktop, a lot of underrated players get left behind, MediaMonkey being one of them. However, the team is still alive and well, and they just ...