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[TommyB]

I'm sort of new to JRiver 29 and am converting my iTunes library over, and re-recording all, to JRiver.
It's been an interesting experience, but have figured it out for the most part. But, this is stumping me. While I was ripping the disk, it was to replace the existing files, and for the most part that went fine, but then I looked at the Album Art and it was messed up. See the picture attached. I have read and read and tried and tried, but I can not get this replaced with the correct image. Going through it, it won't be replaced, nor be removed.
Any thoughts on how I can do this?

[bob]

The image can be stored in the tags, or in the directory with the tracks or both.
Also, the thumbnail might be bad even if the image is not.
Right-click on the album and check out the cover art functions.

[TommyB]

I'm not sure exactly what I did.. But I saw that there was an "Inside File", which I have no idea what that is. But, anyway somehow I managed to delete that and my real Album Art image showed up.

Thanks for the tips. Maybe you know what this Inside File is?

[Matt]

Maybe you know what this Inside File is?

That means the cover art is in the file's tag.

[bob]

I assume that's not the image you are looking for.
You can right-click on the album or track and do
Cover Art->Get From internet

and see if the server can find a new image for your music.

If it can't and you can download a cover art image on the internet somewhere, you can do

Cover Art->Add from file.