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A reinstall of MM Collection Management over the top of the existing install, and selecting "repair" seems to resolve the issue as well.

The EV driver - I switched for the reasons in post #6. Thanks Cody. Must have missed that.

Out of curiosity are you using the EV driver or the certified C4 driver ?

No advantage that I'm aware of. Just register at the MM .dk site, buy your points, and download and install the software -- and you're off to the races.

Will - Thanks for getting back ! I think I have that sorted now, it's working as advertised. I did run into one use case you might be interested in. I had a multi disc set (5 discs one MM title). The first disk had a prefix of "Disk 1" which caused it to be sorted below disc 2-5 (note the k instead of c in disc). I then changed the "Disk 1" to "Disc 1". The driver started complaining about a collision between "Disc 1" and "Disc 2". I re-saved the title. Same results. In MM, the first disc in a multi disc is usually cataloged as an "Online Folder", with the rest being "Online Files". This was the case in this instance. The only way I could get the error to go away was by changing Disc 1 to an "Online File". If you'd prefer a case to be opened let me know. I thought since MM was not a dealer tool, the in's and out's of this might be useful here.

EV - any chance you can filter out disks with no network location ? Multi disk sets look like they're syncing - each one showing with their own cover art (limitation of c4's interface) - if theres a missing disk 2 for bonus material for instance, it shows in c4 but is not playable.

+1 I like some of the Apple products and their networking components may in fact work. IMHO, they're extremely basic and offer no real tuning options - in short useless.