- #GET ALBUM ARTWORK ITUNES 12 HOW TO#
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This is probably the best way to resolve this issue, without an awful lot of work. ITunes has the ability to automatically embed artwork in media files. So, if you simply copy media files to another location, without telling iTunes that you have done this, it will lose the association between its artwork folder image, and the new file location. This seems to be another example of Apple’s policy obfuscation, to maintain their ‘only works with Apple walled garden’. This extra header makes files unintelligible to normal graphics and media tools, and means they cannot simply be copied for use by other programs generally, you can’t even see what the artwork is, becuase there are no programs that natively view ITC files. To confuse things further with iTunes, it insists on adding a little header to artwork files, taking a JPEG, PNG or TIF file, and making a ITC file, unique to iTunes (I suspect it stands for ‘iTunes Cover’). iTunes keeps artwork files in a single library folder, IIRC, called ‘Album Artwork’, somewhere in its library file system. Some media tools store the artwork in the same folder that contains each media file, and some keep such artwork in a single ‘library’ folder. To answer the issue about artwork and iTunes.Īrtwork can be either embedded in each media file, or held as a file in a folder.
#GET ALBUM ARTWORK ITUNES 12 HOW TO#
What devices do you wish to access your media from, assuming it is all moved to the M圜loud?ĭo you wish to share a media library with anyone else (your wife, for instance)?ĭo you wish to be able to stream your media to media playback devices (smart TV, Sonos, etc)?Īnswer these questions, and we might be able to give better advice on how to proceed.
How, exactly, did you move/copy media from the original location to the M圜loud?ĭid you previously have artwork for all media when you had your library under iTunes?
#GET ALBUM ARTWORK ITUNES 12 PC#
Why, for instance, have you moved some iTunes media to your M圜loud?ĭo you want to move your entire iTunes library from your PC (or other computer) to your M圜loud, and make the M圜llud your media repository, leaving your computers clear of media? What are you actually trying to achieve here? I can answer some of those questions, but, frankly, it is porbably a good idea to take a few steps back, and ask some more fundamental questions. I buy same albums Apple has from other less-pricey legit services and make my own mp3 files from my large CD collection. (Both bought on sale at deep price cut, of course!) I NEVER buy my music from them what a rip off that is. That indicates it is a WD issue, and not an Apple issue.īTW, I am no big Apple fan, but they have done some things right that I applaud and reward them with a product purchase. Latest one I found is that the WD My Cloud APP does a poor job of of showing art from files on the My Cloud DEVICE, whereas other apps do not have this problem. To USE only the media files elsewhere is fine, but as I have said before, there are some glitches in doing so. Otherwise, the iTunes program will barf all over itself and be a mess. No problems, and I was careful not to mention you in particular (I hope you noticed) you are helpful as I try to be, so it’s not my fault your “cover” was blown here.īy the way, I think that URL may be one I read LONG ago about moving one’s (entire) iTunes program and media files to another computer, and one darn well better be careful about that and carry over all folders required to run iTunes on a new PC. I have worked around a lot of problems, but some still evade me. Here is one I can give you that is recent and explains why I believe there are issues with iTunes and the NAS, etc. I have been involved in lots of posts about iTunes music here.
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BTW, I tried Windows media player to catalog music, it had major problems with foreign characters, iTunes didn’t ,so I went with iTunes in the very beginning. They may be correct, but, I for one am sticking with iTunes, and I have my iTunes Media folder on many drives,(incl. They may even say a program like Media Monkey better, fine. Some people like to dis iTunes because they don’t use it or like it, fine. are committed to cataloging your music in iTunes as I have done for over 10 years, then the above comment is not very useful or helpful to you. There’s an apple technical note about it you, like me. It’s not about not being ‘itunes friendly’, its about knowing the weird way that itunes handles artwork, and how to transfer an itunes library from one place to another.
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