Batch Art Finder 4.2 - Updated 03/07/2012

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Post by DaledeSilva »

If I run batch art tagger on a selected album and it says that no albums contain missing artwork, then when I try it again on another selection, it gives this error:
Error #-2147418113 - SongDB.SDBUICommon
A component named BatchArtFinder already exists
File ".......BatchArtFinder.vbs", Line: 166, Column: 2

while using an older version of Batch art tagger previously.. I found in this same instance nothing would happen (it would not run as it should, but it did not give an error either).


Secondly, I would love for BatchArtTagger to detect if an image that already exists in a tag is valid.. I seem to have many images which are listed in the tag but are of unknown filetype and I have to go in and delete this invalid image before BatchArtTagger will work on the album.

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Post by trixmoto »

I realise this first point can be an issue, but I'm having troubles fixing it. It's to do with the way MM registers control names. It's on my to do list though.

The second point; I'm not sure how my script can tell if the image in your tags is valid or not?
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Post by DaledeSilva »

The way I did it in my Pretty pictures script was to perform a conversion on it and see what came out... in my script I had to resize it anyway...

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Dim img : Set img = pics.Item(i).Image
    If Not (img Is Nothing) Then
      Dim jpg : Set jpg = img.ConvertFormat(ImageSize,ImageSize,"image/jpeg",85,-1)
	  
      If Not (jpg Is Nothing) Then
          // this means it exists
      end If

   end If
(this pretty much came out of your BrowseByArt script anyway ;)
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Post by trixmoto »

Ok, I'll add this to my to do list. :)
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Post by Zachm019 »

trixmoto wrote:I'm not sure. What is your Storage setting? Is the image file being saved where you'd expect it to be saved?
Save In Tag option... and whats the way to make sure it's saving it in the tag?
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Post by trixmoto »

Firstly I'd suggest following whatever you mask is to see if the physical image file has been successfully downloaded. Has it been?

If so, then just look in the track Properties to see if the artwork is there at all.
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Post by Zachm019 »

I deleted the album art that I noticed wasn't saving... it wasn't hidden like regular album art. When I went to save it again I get this error message

"Error #35764 - Inet
Still executing last request
File : "C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\BatchArtFinder.vbs", Line: 1040, Column: 14"

Then when I hit ok it says

"Error executing script event."

Now I noticed the other day when I opened up the HTML version of the script it had the same results already there from when I started having trouble. Should they show up in there if its opened straight from Windows Explorer?
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Post by trixmoto »

You should never get that error message, it means something has gone wrong somewhere in my queue control! :S

The "html version" is just the static page which is created and shown to the user. There is no scripting here (except the action links), it is just the user interface.
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Post by Zachm019 »

k.... so what should I do to fix it?
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I'm not sure. Do you still get it after you've restarted MM?
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Post by Zachm019 »

No... I even uninstalled it the program and removed any mention of it on my computer... and it's saving the images to the directory where the song file is... but they aren't hidden. I checked another directory where I know I had to find the art and I know it saved it... there is a hidden file and a non hidden file. And also at the bottom at media monkey its now only saying "1 track taged" if there is one image checked where as it would say the number of tracks for that album. And the album that it's trying to find art for has 5 tracks... and its not just that album it's just the one I've been following. I have it set to save in tag. 5 results each time... and I've gone as far as into 15 of them and none of them fully save the art to where it doesn't try to look up the art again when I re run it.
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Post by trixmoto »

You mean it's correctly saving the artwork for the first track in the album, but none of the rest? In the album art tab of the properties screen, do you have "Apply to all tracks on the album" checked, or not?
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Post by jirka »

Hello,

I have a problem with Batch Art Finder 1.7. When I can download album art the script wrote me this

Error #53 - Microsoft VBScript
File doesn't exist.
File: "C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\BatchArtFinder.vbs",Line: 1107, Culumn: 14

I didn't find if somebody had same problem on this forum.

Can somebody help me?

thx
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Post by Zachm019 »

trixmoto wrote:You mean it's correctly saving the artwork for the first track in the album, but none of the rest? In the album art tab of the properties screen, do you have "Apply to all tracks on the album" checked, or not?
Sorry for the delay in response... but I don't see an option for that "Apply to all tracks on the album" and it just randomly started doing that... only applying to one track... and I've run the thing enough times to catch all the songs in that album because there are only three tracks lol
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Post by Mizery_Made »

Zachm019 wrote:Sorry for the delay in response... but I don't see an option for that "Apply to all tracks on the album" and it just randomly started doing that... only applying to one track... and I've run the thing enough times to catch all the songs in that album because there are only three tracks lol
When you open the Properties on one of your tracks, then proceed to the Album Art tab, you should see an option toward the bottom of this window that states, "Apply to all tracks on the album," this should be what he's refering to.
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