MediaMonkey Portable is a software application designed to help you create a nifty database with all of your CD albums and audio files. It comes packed with automatic tagging options and offers you the possibility to burn, rip or play audio files.
Since this is the portable version of the program, it is important to mention that it doesn’t leave any traces in the Windows Registry. You can copy it on any USB flash drive or other devices, and take it with you whenever you need to organize your musical collection on the fly.
The user interface may seem a bit overwhelming at a first glance, as you don’t know where to get started. In order to make the most out of every single built-in feature, you should check out the help menu.
MediaMonkey Portable enables users to play the songs directly from the primary panel, create playlists, assign to each song a rating, download tags from the Internet automatically, add artworks, as well as move and rename files, and change the volume for the selected tracks.
Plus, you can manually edit the file properties by changing the basic information (e.g. title, album, composer, genre), adding details about the original title, publisher and encoder, specifying the tempo, mood, occasion and quality, and embedding lyrics and artworks.
The program comes packed with ripping abilities for helping you save the audio tracks from CDs to a compressed format. Additionally, you can burn an audio CD, data CD/DVD/BD, or erase rewritable discs.
Furthermore, you have direct access to the files and folders stored in your computer, and this proves to pretty useful, as you can browse for a directory or a CD that hasn’t been added to your library. Plus, you can subscribe to podcasts and use the Net Radio option for accessing SHOUTcast and Icecast radios.
Other important features allow you to delete the duplicate files, convert audio files to different formats (e.g. MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, FLAC), synchronize your tracks and their metadata to iPods, iPhones, and other MP3 players, as well as stream your library content to UPnP / DLNA devices, such as Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Blue-ray players.
The generated playlists can be exported to M3U or XSPF file format, and you can also create reports with the musical collection and save them to HTML. Plus, you may export lists with files to HTML, XML, CSV or XLS.
All in all, MediaMonkey Portable offers a complete suite of useful tools for helping you organize your musical collection in a professional way.

What's New in This Release:
· Ability to easily restart playback of a bookmarked track
· Video isn't tagged as played if the last 2 minutes aren't watched
· Some Devices when connected can leave Ghost CD drive entry in Tree
· MM 4.1 uses 50% CPU every 30 seconds for some users
· PlaylistByID and RelatedObjectID should be 0 for Playlists node, but not -1
· 'Sync random subset up to device capacity' doesn't work well for auto-converted tracks
· Artist & Album Artist -> Artist subnode lists only albums of Album Artist (reverted)
· Party Mode: Showing Close button Tooltip hide Password Dialog
· Artist node fails to display Albums without an 'Album Artist'
· FLAC with unknown number of total samples is not imported.
· Media Sharing config can be confusing users accessing it via the sync profile
· Strange behavior of ISDBSongData object
· Burn Wizard: Returing back to 'Edit CD/DVD/BD content' page is buggy (regression in 4.1)
· MP3Tag FLAC tags Composer and Album Artist not read
· Ctrl+Shift deselect fails
· UPnP connection issues
· ISDBSongData::Pat...

Users are advised to pay attention while installing this ad-supported application:
· Displays ad banners or other types of advertising material during its runtime