by Friedrich » Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:37 pm
Technically speaking, in case of the typical jewelcase, the "Inlay" means something different from the booklet (leaflet):
Jewel Case Front Booklet Art Template
Jewel Case Tray Card / Inlay Card Template
Furthermore, the
ID3v2 Embedded Image Extensions do not differentiate between "back" and "inlay",
but certainly between "back" and "leaflet page".
To me it seems rather plausible to link inlay-images to the type "Cover (back)",
because every inlay image is also a back cover image (although not vice versa).
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I am stumbling on this right now, because I am reorganizing all of my linked album art, following naming patterns like those mentioned in the first post.
In case that album art and audiofiles get mixed up by accident it will be possible to identify the images by filenames alone.
It would be very convenient to have MM consistently recognize cover types by keywords in the images filenames.
Technically speaking, in case of the typical jewelcase, the "Inlay" means something different from the booklet (leaflet):
[url=http://www.bizreplication.com/frontlinertemplate.htm]Jewel Case Front Booklet Art Template[/url]
[url=http://www.bizreplication.com/inlay_template.htm]Jewel Case Tray Card / Inlay Card Template[/url]
Furthermore, the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID3#ID3v2_Embedded_Image_Extension]ID3v2 Embedded Image Extensions[/url] do not differentiate between "back" and "inlay",
but certainly between "back" and "leaflet page".
To me it seems rather plausible to link inlay-images to the type "Cover (back)",
because every inlay image is also a back cover image (although not vice versa).
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I am stumbling on this right now, because I am reorganizing all of my linked album art, following naming patterns like those mentioned in the first post.
In case that album art and audiofiles get mixed up by accident it will be possible to identify the images by filenames alone.
It would be very convenient to have MM consistently recognize cover types by keywords in the images filenames.