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[Ventoux]

I just installed MC16 and am really impressed.

One question I can't seem to resolve.

Must I embed my album art into my music files to get them to show up in MC?
I have a folder.jpg file in each of my album folders. I do not have any of them embedded, and would like to keep it that way.

Is there an option to just point MC to that folder.jpg?

Thanks

[JimH]

Welcome.

No.  You don't need to embed art in the file.  Folder.jpg is supported.

What file types do you have for music and for art?

It might take a while for thumbnails to build.  Find a few and wait a minute to see if that's the problem.

[MrC]

Also, there is Options->File Location->Cover Art where you can specify the location of cover art.  Sounds like you want "In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg)".

[Ventoux]

Also, there is Options->File Location->Cover Art where you can specify the location of cover art.  Sounds like you want "In the same folder as the file (as Folder.jpg)".

That was it!

Thanks.

This next Q should probably be in it's own thread, but since you just posted:

I use WMC as my front end (TV, Media Browser for Movies, Picture Library) & my wife & kids are trained to use it that way.

BUT, I'm going to use MC16 for Music only and take advantange of your WASAPI plug-in 

Can you direct me to a link of where in the WIKI I can successfully integrate this.
I use a Harmony 900 and it works great.
I would want to use it to control MC16 (setting a new activity) and close out WMC & still do everything from the remote.

I'm very impressed with your Music player in MC16.

Thank you.

[MrC]

I agree, its own thread. :-)

You'll get a higher quality and quantity of responses, and make search easier for future knowledge seekers.

btw. I'm just a user like you.

[Ventoux]

True,

Sorry for the poor etiquette

Will do, if I can't figure it out.

Thanks

[JimH]

Copy and paste to a "New Topic" (upper right corner).