On 26/06/2013 14:32, Budgie wrote:
Is there any easy way to check the .m4a file to see if a thumbnail is included?
You don't say what system you have, but there are a number of utilities to view metadata. You already have one of them:
AtomicParsley file.m4a -t If there is a thumbnail embedded, the output will contain this line: Atom "covr" contains: 1 piece of artwork Another example is MediaInfo. With the CLI version: mediainfo --Output="General;%Cover%" file.m4a will return "Yes" if a thumbnail is embedded, an empty string otherwise.
What should my prefs be to ensure download includes thumbnail and that it is included within the file?
Thumbnails are included by default. Make sure you haven't set the "thumb" option to 0 or the "noartwork" option to 1.
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