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Itunes Album Art
Free Itunes Album Artwork Finder For Mac Windows 10
For some reason, in cover flow view, there are multiple cover images (same picture) for the same album so i have to scroll through two images for the same album. How do I solve this problem?
What do you do about album cover art for singles? the problem is i have lots of single with no art so when I use cover flow there are lots of gaps.
If I copy just my MP3 files to a different computer and library will the covers be on that other library or will I have to set them all again?
Thanks
Highlight all the album's files in iTunes. Search Amazon for the album, click on the album cover to get a decent-sized file, and drag the image from Safari to the 'Album Art' panel of iTunes. You can do this for any image from Safari to iTunes album art, so feel free to substitute any other artwork source for Amazon. ITunes Album Artwork Locator 4.1 for Mac is available as a free download on our software library. The following version: 4.1 is the most frequently downloaded one by the program users. The application lies within System Tools, more precisely Plugins & Addons. The actual developer of this software for Mac is Zelek Software.
First, you may be better to delete the existing artwork before adding the alternate image. To do this, right-click > Get Info > Artwork as you've described, click on the small version of the image at the top left of the editor window, and press the Delete or backspace key. Then add the new artwork - this may resolve your issue.
Otherwise, there are two cases in artwork can fail to be correctly associated with or embedded in your media files:
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- your media files are read only - to fix this, use Windows Explorer to find the folder that contains your files, right-click and select Properties. On the General tab there's a check box labeled 'Read-only' - if this is checked, or is grey (sometimes blue), click the box so that the flag is unchecked and the box is white. Click OK, and then OK again when the 'Apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files' option selected. Now try adding the artwork again.
- Windows permissions issues are preventing iTunes from updating your media files (there's some anecdotal evidence of a change in this behavior in iTunes 12). See turingtest2's notes on Repair security permissions for iTunes for Windows for advice on fixing this, then try adding the artwork again.
Jan 31, 2015 9:12 AM
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