by evanname » Sat Jan 03, 2009 10:32 pm
Guest wrote:Does this tie into the problem I am having? I kind of hope so 'cos I am going nuts!
I have tagged all my tracks with MM by using crtl+L but I get different album art when it is the next or previous in line on my iphone to what it shows as when it gets into focus. Does that make sense to anyone? I have tried going through and pasting album art into the whole album and also into the individual songs from every album as it seems unless I go in and tell MM that the artwork is FRONT COVER or whatever, it ignores me! I am going crazy, can anyone point me in the right direction? I am using iphone latest update and MM 3.0.6.1190
Stay happy,
Noodles
Noodles,
I was having very similar problems. I am assuming that you are having problems with the album art for the music on your iPhone but the album art in your normal MediaMonkey library is OK?
Again, I don't know why this works, but when I did this (as mentioned in the above post): "....I checked 'Remove images from tags if larger than:' and put in '1' KB. I also left 'Sync all Album Art to Track folders' and 'Copy Album Art to Track tags' unchecked.", my album art on the iPhone worked perfectly.
It is almost as if MediaMonkey already copies the album art by default, but when you tell it to do it again (by keeping or placing the art in the tags or in the directory), it screws things up.
When I do the above, I can go to the music on my iPhone (as viewed from within the MediaMonkey explorer window) and select any mp3 (that was copied straight from my library or converted from another file format), right-click to view the properties, go to the 'Album Art' tab, and there is no album art shown.
However, if I go to the original song in my main library, the album art displays just fine, and the album art also displays fine for the music on my iPhone when I view it on the iPhone itself rather than from within MediaMonkey.
Basically, in my case at least, when I tell MediaMonkey to copy album art to the iPhone, the album art gets all screwy, but when I tell it to strip all the album art out, the album art appears perfectly. Strange, but I'll take it.
Eric
[quote="Guest"]Does this tie into the problem I am having? I kind of hope so 'cos I am going nuts!
I have tagged all my tracks with MM by using crtl+L but I get different album art when it is the next or previous in line on my iphone to what it shows as when it gets into focus. Does that make sense to anyone? I have tried going through and pasting album art into the whole album and also into the individual songs from every album as it seems unless I go in and tell MM that the artwork is FRONT COVER or whatever, it ignores me! I am going crazy, can anyone point me in the right direction? I am using iphone latest update and MM 3.0.6.1190
Stay happy,
Noodles[/quote]
Noodles,
I was having very similar problems. I am assuming that you are having problems with the album art for the music on your iPhone but the album art in your normal MediaMonkey library is OK?
Again, I don't know why this works, but when I did this (as mentioned in the above post): "....I checked 'Remove images from tags if larger than:' and put in '1' KB. I also left 'Sync all Album Art to Track folders' and 'Copy Album Art to Track tags' unchecked.", my album art on the iPhone worked perfectly.
It is almost as if MediaMonkey already copies the album art by default, but when you tell it to do it again (by keeping or placing the art in the tags or in the directory), it screws things up.
When I do the above, I can go to the music on my iPhone (as viewed from within the MediaMonkey explorer window) and select any mp3 (that was copied straight from my library or converted from another file format), right-click to view the properties, go to the 'Album Art' tab, and there is no album art shown.
However, if I go to the original song in my main library, the album art displays just fine, and the album art also displays fine for the music on my iPhone when I view it on the iPhone itself rather than from within MediaMonkey.
Basically, in my case at least, when I tell MediaMonkey to copy album art to the iPhone, the album art gets all screwy, but when I tell it to strip all the album art out, the album art appears perfectly. Strange, but I'll take it.
Eric