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Onkle:

--- Quote from: 6233638 on December 18, 2013, 07:44:30 am ---Do you have Media Center set to save cover art in a location on that drive?

Tools > Options > File Location > Cover Art

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A slight problem, however : I first moved the location of cover arts at the root of my external hard drive, which perfectly worked. But I then decided to move it again in a more specific place of the hard drive. But when I tried to move the cover arts location to another place, JRiver started to copy the whole content of my hard drive to the new place. I guess, I shouldn't have chosen the root of the hard drive as a location for cover arts. Any idea to get out of the trap ?

6233638:
You could set it to: "In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg)" or have a specific folder for cover art rather than the root of the drive?

Onkle:

--- Quote from: 6233638 on December 18, 2013, 10:49:41 am ---You could set it to: "In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg)" or have a specific folder for cover art rather than the root of the drive?

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Thank you for your response and sorry for my bad english. I'm not sure I want to set cover arts location to the same folder as the file, as each of my album folders already contains a cover art file. The problem is that when I try to set cover arts location to a specific folder, JRiver tends to copy to the new location not only the two folders ("Files" and "album", I believe) in which the cover arts are located but also all the other folders that are also at the root of my drive, which means the whole content of the drive itself. I might have done something incorrect but I think it might also be some kind of odd bug. Thank you

MrC:
If you open the Smartlist editor, and Add New Rule, the Modifier section below gets botched. See attached.

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