Sorry, never mind. Apparently it works on that manually-set artwork. It's just this one specific album that's giving me trouble... I'm really bummed too--it's one of my favorite albums that I play all the time, and every time I play it I'm horribly reminded of that fact that I fail at finding the answer.
The worst part is that i've tried everything... copying the files -- free of artwork-- into a seperate folder, deleting them from itunes, then dragging them back in didn't work and neither did a bunch of combinations. And there's two really strange things I've noticed about this one album: 1. When I add it to iTunes and it copies it into the music folder, it appends an underscore "_" to the end of the album name. 2. Clear Downloaded Artwork functions half the time. Gah, this is fustrating. Any advice? On Aug 20, 4:37 pm, KrayZeKaliber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Nice, thanks man. I never knew that that's how iTunes organizes the > artwork... > I was curious about manually applied album artwork (artwork copied > from online,) because the script seems to apply only to iTunes-store- > supplied artwork. > Thanks. > > On Jul 23, 12:23 pm, BryanW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Probably something most people knew but, being new to QS I didn't. I > > was having a problem with the iTunes artwork not displaying with the > > iTunes plugin for QS so I finally found out that it only displays > > artwork that is EMBEDDED in the song and this doesn't happen with the > > "Get Album Artwork" that iTunes uses. This merely puts the artwork in > > a folder and then iTunes references it when playing. Anyway, I found > > this script that will take the artwork and embed it into the songs. > > That way you can see the artwork when using notifications or browsing. > > It can be found here: > > >http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=embedart > > > Hope this helps somebody. Figured I would save somebody else from > > pulling there hair out.
