oyvindo wrote: > Import is form LMS (always). > What does "try to find" mean? The album art in my files are always > stored imbedded inside the MP3 files themselves. If the result had been > just a problem with the odd album here and there, I would have concluded > that the problem was in the file tagging. But this problem is consistant > and all albums added incrementally are without album art. > I do not understand what you mean by "where are the MP3 files" ? They > are stored on a NAS...... (!) > Muso has no promblem finding the MP3 files. Everything else collected by > Muso is correct and all files plays well when I hit Play inside Muso. > All that is missing is the artwork. > And I am not sure I understand your question "... immediately after > import"... Import takes place during the night. It's when I get up in > the morning, that I see the result, so I have no way of knowing how to > interpret "immediately after"..... The NAS is on 24/7 and since Muso > correctly collects everything else, I assume that availablility and > access is not an issue here. > > I can try the debug you suggest, but I do not know how to initiate Muso > in debug mode or the resulting name of the log file to send to you. > (Last time you asked me to send you a log file, we gave up, since the > log file turned out to be 20Mb in size.) :-) > > Keep in mind that if I delete the DB and rescan everything, Muso always > collects Album Art correctly on all albums. Only when I do an > incremental import that this problem occurs.
Oh so ALL new albums added are without album art - I would have thought you'd let me know about that long ago. By "where are the MP3 files" I mean exactly that - whether they are on an external NAS or local drive is critical. If on an external NAS muso can import them from LMS and direct LMS to play them WITHOUT being able to access them itself - it only needs the path reference as LMS know it (eg. /storage/music/...). To be able to access them itself it needs the path mapping set up, eg to translate this to F:\music - and this is necessary for it to be able to extract artwork from the MP3 files. Apologies I thought you understood this. How do you do an import during the night? Muso doesn't have an import scheduling capability. Log file is necessary to diagnose - so please try again on an incremental import - send to [email protected] zipped if large. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jezbo's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9888 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=91575 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
