The bug being marked as invalid across all affected projects, is
effectively 'deleted'.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1607531
Title:
Music ignores local album artwork.
To manage
Okay, I can't work out how to delete this "bug"... Which is not actually
a "bug".
*Facepalm*
But because I now consider this a design flaw, I have submitted a wishlist
request for a change to the list of recognized album artwork filenames over
here:
In my experience, most music programs and applications recognize "album
title.supported_extension" as album artwork, usually in addition to the
same or similar filename structures you list above... That was why I
thought there was a bug.
I agree that there is no bug here, though I still think
You cannot drop an arbitrary jpg file into a music folder and expect it
to be picked up as artwork. This simply doesn't work. The following file
basenames are recognised cover art:
cover
album
albumart
.folder
folder
These base names must have one of the following extensions:
jpeg
jpg
png
Okay, so in my experimenting, I accidentally discovered something - some
of the albums that have "working" album artwork have the album artwork
in the same folder with the filename "cover.jpg", whilst all of the
albums that do not have working album artwork have the filename "album
title.jpg"...
Gregory, can you please attach an example of what you think are the
failing files?
We need a directory that shows the problem. It should contain at least
one music track for which you see incorrect online artwork or no
artwork, plus whatever files you think should be used to display the
artwork
Hi Gregory, thanks for taking the time to file this issue. I've added
the thumbnailer project as affected so they can triage this issue.
Thanks!
** Also affects: thumbnailer (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: music-app
Status: New => Invalid
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