Is this still a problem? I found another program did a faster job finding missing album art and used it. When a track is playing or clicked on, MM shows the album art. However, even after having viewed the album art in MM, the tracks still appear under unknown art.

@rusty
I did so yesterday.
I didn't know that it is already listed in the readme. I should read it in the future :oops:

Sorry

It's a limitation. Section 1b of the readme covers this issue:

b) If you had a previous version of MediaMonkey installed, it is recommended that you rescan your
drives for any Album Art so that the 'Files to Edit|Unknown Album Art' node is updated. To do
so, press <Insert> to get to the 'Add Tracks' dialog. Press the 'Options' button and uncheck
'Only for files with changed timestamp or file size', and then select all your drives and click
'Ok' to rescan them. After you're done, re-enable the 'Only for files with changed timestamp
or file size' option for better performance.

Before MediaMonkey I used MusicMatch :evil: and I added to nearly every Song a Album Art.
Now, MediaMonkey supports Album Arts too, I can use this old Album Arts in the mp3s again.
When I look up in Files to Edit - Unknown Album Art, nearly every Song is listed - but some of them have a Album Art, i know.
When I now click on Files to Edit - Unsynchronized Tags, he now should recognize that some mp3s have Album Arts which MediaMonkey doesn't know about yet, or not?.

I solved the "Problem" to uncheck the "Only for files with changed timestamp or size" in the Library-options and to rescan the Library.

Is it a bug or a feature? :)

Enrico