I found the bug. It occur if the release have 2 images. New version 1.2

Thank you for your help and patience, steviegt !

Understood. :D No file found.

If you choose "save to file folder" the script save the image in the folder with the corresponding mp3 files.

You didn't see the image in the artwork tab, too ?

i found the problem with the "Right Click for Scripts" script. Windows 7 store the scripts.ini in another folder. I wrote a message to the programmer so he can change the script.

I tried to save image to file folder and I cannot find the file anywhere on my HDD. :(

Thank you for the tip. The Right Click for script sounds good ! Maybe i figure out why only some scripts appear.

Would you please change the image location to "Save image to file folder" and try to add the image again ?

I had to manually save the image to my HDD and then Add the image thru the Properties>Artwork tab. I have tried several times with this one track. I even then removed the art and tried again and still could not get it to work. I have had this happen with a few other tracks as well and had to do the same thing in order to attach the art to the tag. I need to also state that I have used this script many many times successfully that's why it's confusing. It's a great tool.

There is a script called Right Click for Scripts ( http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=26383 ) but I don't have the knowledge as to how it works and why some appear there and some do not.

[quote="steviegt"]I have intermittent problems with this script actually saving an image to a tag. It finds it, select ex Cover (Back) and I click save to tag and click OK but it doesn't save it to the tag or anywhere else. I can tell right away if it's going to work or not because the screen will just disappear. If it does work, the screen disappears but I also see a very quick message that it's saving the image.[/quote]

I just tried it and it works very well.

You don't see the image if you right-click on a track, choose properties and the tab artwork ?

[quote="steviegt"]Also, this does not appear in the Scripts option when you right click on a file name. You have to go to Scripts in the Tools menu at the top of the MM window. In addition, can the option for add button to toolbar be added?[/quote]

Adding a button to the toolbar will be in the next release ! I don't know if it's possible to put scripts in the context menu ?

I just added the link to my first post, thank you !

Thanks!

http://www.germanc64.de/mm/DiscogsImages.mmip

This is from the Discogs v3.6.2 forum.

Thank you, this is a great idea.

Am I missing where the link for the script is, though? I don't see it.

I have intermittent problems with this script actually saving an image to a tag. It finds it, select ex Cover (Back) and I click save to tag and click OK but it doesn't save it to the tag or anywhere else. I can tell right away if it's going to work or not because the screen will just disappear. If it does work, the screen disappears but I also see a very quick message that it's saving the image.

example

Title: Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra)
Album: Making Mirrors
Artist: Gotye
Release ID: 3382790
Catalog#: B0016449-02
Country: US
Format: CD, Album

Also, this does not appear in the Scripts option when you right click on a file name. You have to go to Scripts in the Tools menu at the top of the MM window. In addition, can the option for add button to toolbar be added?

If you tag an album with [url=http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=72637]Discogs Tagger[/url] you can only save one cover image. Mostly there are more images from the album (back cover, leaflet, media). With DiscogsImages you can store the additional images very easy.

Get the script from the [url=http://www.mediamonkey.com/addons/browse/item/discogsimages/]addon page[/url]

Before you can add additional images you have to tag the album with Discogs Tagger. It will store the album's release-id in a custom field. Discogs Images read the release-id and looks for additional images at discogs.
If the album have only one image at discogs.com you see the messagebox "Discogs Images: The release-id 12345 only have one image".

To choose the default image location got to Tools -> Options -> Tags & Playlists
[img]http://www.germanc64.de/mm/tags_playlists_options.JPG[/img]

The script use the chosen default image location.

If the script found more images and you choose the mm option "save image to file folder" you see the following :
[img]http://www.germanc64.de/mm/DiscogsImages.JPG[/img]
To store one or more images do the following: Choose from the drop-down menu the image type (Cover(front), cover(back),...), check the "save image"-checkbox and change the image name if you like. Pressing the okay button stores the chosen image(s) with the given filename to the album directory.


If you choose the mm option "Save image to tag" you see this from:
[img]http://www.germanc64.de/mm/DiscogsImages2.JPG[/img]


Again, you need Discogs Tagger installed and the album tagged, before you can add more images !

Hope you like the script !

Please report bugs, missing features, misfunctions, and so on. Thank you !!

[b]Revision History:[/b]

[u]V1.2 (19.07.2013)[/u]
- include LOG-Function
- Now Choosing MM-Option "Save image to tag (if possible) and to file folder" will save each image twice to the tracks !
- Bug removed: releases having 2 images won't be processed (thanks to steviegt for his help !)

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