MercuryShadow wrote:
Trust me, they are different. The cover art that Banshee downloaded has an extra strip of color down the left side. There are several more examples, such as bootleg recordings that I own which don't have covers, for which I have embedded a "No Cover Available" image, that Banshee just doesn't have artwork for. I'll check out that bug report and see if there is anything that I can contribute.
Doing some experimenting I see it does try to download cover art first, and sometimes gets strange results. I guess it just hadn't been a problem for me before. I should have read the original post more carefully :>)
jon
Jon Cosby wrote:MercuryShadow wrote:The covers in the linked image look the same to me. Am I missing something? Banshee does find the embedded art by my experience. Personally I have the cover art fetcher disabled. Also, if changes are made to the metadata (album artist or title), you must either remove and import the album again, or rename the cover art files inHere is a screenshot of two applications. On the left is Mp3tag, installedunder Wine, which is showing the actual embedded artwork for the track. Onthe right is Banshee. I've imported a single album to the library, and Banshee has needlessly downloaded album art instead of using the embedded art. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3002/2840004685_715853148e.jpg?v=0 There is a clear difference, here. Amarok works just fine using the embedded artwork. In fact, every application that I've used can see the embedded artwork.... except Banshee.~/.cache/album-art (albumartist-albumtitle). jon _______________________________________________ Banshee-list mailing list Banshee-list gnome org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/banshee-list