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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 22 for Windows => Topic started by: David Sydney on July 06, 2017, 04:35:05 pm
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Hi there,
I only recently noticed that the data tag field 'image' in my audio library shows where MC is pulling the cover art from to display. I am often in the habit of searching for a better quality file using the right click, Cover art, Get from Internet. However I now realise that images are stored inside the file, in the folder as folder.jpg, but more importantly all through C:\Users\..\AppData\Roaming\J River\Media Center 22\Cover Art\Albums.
Is there a way to consolidate all these files back to the folders where the files are store or inside the tags of the files. If I move the library I will lose all these cover art images?
Also I notice there is a whole tree of data sitting under AppData...\MC21 - can I safe delete this whole folder since I have uninstalled MC21 already?
Thanks DS
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To understand how your MC settings affect your cover art I'd look at a number of tracks with a 3rd party tag editor (eg MP3Tag) and see the image and size of the cover art embedded into the track *
Tag changes in my MC get written back to the audio files so changes in cover art are saved back to the individual files and I don't need to worry about the location of saved cover art or folder.jpg files. . .
Spike
* I rip to FLAC that supports embedded cover art if you use .WAV files or something that doesn't support (any?) tagging very well this may not work for you.