Batch Art Finder 4.2 - Updated 03/07/2012
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MoDementia
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No Laughing at the examples but for some reason they are the ones that you should be able to replicate.
Both of these examples skip images (unfortunately they are the ones I am after)
Artist Chantoozies
Album Chantoozies
Skips the 4th image
Artist Sandy Marton
Album Exotic & Erotic 12 Inch
Skips the 1st image
Both of these examples skip images (unfortunately they are the ones I am after)
Artist Chantoozies
Album Chantoozies
Skips the 4th image
Artist Sandy Marton
Album Exotic & Erotic 12 Inch
Skips the 1st image
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onenonymous
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I just checked Trix's mmip - it's still got the Script.ScriptPath in it - so will have a problem running off of my RightClickForScripts. I do want to be clear - this isn't a bug in Trix's script, but rather a limitation either in MM scripting capability or my knowledgeSDJeff wrote:I think that I may have found the problem that I've been having. I use "Right Click For Scripts" script and get the error as described in my post above. When I use Tools/Scripts/BatchArtFinder it works ok. I was having problems with trixmoto's other scripts as well so I will give them a try from the main menu instead of rightclickforscript...
@MoDementia - can you email me some more details about your settings if you want me to investigate this further?
@onenonymous - unfortunately although I am now trying to reduce my use of "Script.ScriptPath" in my scripts, there are some cases where it is necessary.
@onenonymous - unfortunately although I am now trying to reduce my use of "Script.ScriptPath" in my scripts, there are some cases where it is necessary.
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onenonymous
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I'm still looking for a way around my limitation. Which of your scripts require Script.ScriptPath? I'd like to look at them and see if it gives me any ideas. Thx!trixmoto wrote:@onenonymous - unfortunately although I am now trying to reduce my use of "Script.ScriptPath" in my scripts, there are some cases where it is necessary.
No idea, sorry. I don't have time to go through them all and check, that would take hours!
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Jamie
There are no albums with missing artwork
When I try to find album covers for files that already have artwork (I'm trying to find bigger/better artwork), the script does not want to let me. It first prompts me:
Using version 2.7 of Batch Art Finder, and 3.0.3.1140 of MediaMonkey.
Thanks,
Jamie
I choose 'Yes', and it just comes back with:There are no albums with missing artwork, do you want to process albums with artwork?
Furthermore, sometimes it does this on tracks that do NOT have artwork. I haven't been able to spot any rhyme or reason to this.There are no albums with missing artwork
Using version 2.7 of Batch Art Finder, and 3.0.3.1140 of MediaMonkey.
Thanks,
Jamie
Strange. Are these files in albums?
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MoDementia
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Sorry, I have it, I'll try to take a look at it properly tomorrow.
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Jamie
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nynaevelan
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Trixmoto:
Would it be difficult or possible to add a back to previous image option??
Nyn
Would it be difficult or possible to add a back to previous image option??
Nyn
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It would be impossible, unfortunately. This is because the script ignores some of the images so you can't just got back one to get to the previous one that was shown. I guess it might be possible, but it's gonna be very difficult.
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nynaevelan
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Forget I asked, I can just keep doing what I am, skipping it and then restarting for the ones I want to go back to.
Nyn
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I'll take a look at it next time I'm working on the script and see if I can work something out. It's something that's been requested before so you're not the only one after it! 
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