More > JRiver Media Center 19 for Mac
Media Center 19.0.88 -- Available Here
MrC:
--- Quote from: Onkle on December 18, 2013, 12:09:22 pm ---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
--- End quote ---
Danger! Don't set the Cover Art folder to the same location as your Audio folder, or any other important folder. This can have very bad results (and I'd hoped this would be made impossible).
Instead, set Tools > Options > Locations > Cover Art > Audio mode: In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg).
Onkle:
--- Quote from: MrC on December 18, 2013, 12:14:39 pm ---Don't set the Cover Art folder to the same location as your Audio folder, or any other important folder. This can have very bad results (and I'd hoped this would be made impossible).
Instead, set Tools > Options > Locations > Cover Art > Audio mode: In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg).
--- End quote ---
That's exactly what happened. Fortunately, links don't seems to be broken and everything looks ok. I managed to set the Cover Art location to "In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg)" (even if I don't exactly know what is different from "In the same folder as the file"). Everything works, even if I didn't find any trace of any Folder.jpg in my drive. I'm not quite sure to understand where they go. Thank you anyway for your fine and quick support.
MrC:
Perhaps this might shed some light:
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Cover_Art
MrC:
--- Quote from: Onkle on December 18, 2013, 01:08:28 pm ---...even if I don't exactly know what is different from "In the same folder as the file").
--- End quote ---
Consider than some users have cover art in the same folder as the file, but named, for example, as Artist - Album.jpg, or Cover.jpg.
Zsolt Andrasy:
I have observed: The tagging error happens if I tag an SACD ISO file.
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[*] Previous page
Go to full version