If you transcode an mp3 with an image in the mp3tag, the new
mp3 doesn't seem to have the images, at least my iPOD Nano
doesn't show it
russel
Transcoding drops images from transcoded mp3
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javaboyuk
Transcoding drops images from transcoded mp3
Hi guys
If you transcode an mp3 with an image in the mp3tag, the new
mp3 doesn't seem to have the images, at least my iPOD Nano
doesn't show it
russel
If you transcode an mp3 with an image in the mp3tag, the new
mp3 doesn't seem to have the images, at least my iPOD Nano
doesn't show it
russel
This has been reported before and is a feature request on the wishlist.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
iPod Nano and images
Just a minor clarification:
-MM _does_ include Album Art in the tag when doing a standard conversion/transcode
-MM _does_not_ currently include Album Art in the tag when doing Auto-conversion (though this is planned for a future release)
-MM _DOES_ synch album art to the iPod Nano when auto-conversion is done (i.e. even though the art is not included in the tag, it is in the device db). The bug that Javaboyuk is experiencing is most likely related to a synchronization failure and can probably be resolved by reseting the iPod and doing a clean synch.
-Rusty
-MM _does_ include Album Art in the tag when doing a standard conversion/transcode
-MM _does_not_ currently include Album Art in the tag when doing Auto-conversion (though this is planned for a future release)
-MM _DOES_ synch album art to the iPod Nano when auto-conversion is done (i.e. even though the art is not included in the tag, it is in the device db). The bug that Javaboyuk is experiencing is most likely related to a synchronization failure and can probably be resolved by reseting the iPod and doing a clean synch.
-Rusty
I see this thread may be connected to what I've posted here http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9831
But what is the difference beetween standard conversion and auto-conversion then? (As this may solve my problem). Why does this make a difference to whether art is saved or not? Just to let you know - I ripped the CD @ 192k VBR High Quality.
But what is the difference beetween standard conversion and auto-conversion then? (As this may solve my problem). Why does this make a difference to whether art is saved or not? Just to let you know - I ripped the CD @ 192k VBR High Quality.