On Sat, 2010-06-19 at 06:44 -0700, metalfan wrote: > Hi, > > the faq says that banshee looks inside the albums folder for the cover art. > does it look for a specific filename or just the first picture file it > finds? > > ive got one pretty big (1024x...) cover file in one folder, but when i move > the mouse cursor over the current playing song banshee displays a smaller > image? > none of the files contain embedded image arts, at least easytag doesnt show > them. > i also tried to resize the image to 644x644, some other art at that same > size is displayed just fine. > the resized image was named folder-644.jpg with the biger one renamed to > folder.jpg.original. hopefully banshee didnt just look at the first image > and decided that it was not useable for whatever reason. There's no upper limit on the pixel size of cover art images. Banshee tries to pick the best image from a folder by looking at the filename and the file size (in kB, not in pixels). So naming your big file "folder.jpg" should work. Banshee is not looking for new cover art when it's found one, so you have to set the image manually : just drag-and-drop the image you want, or right-click on the cover art in Banshee and you can choose an image file. -- Bertrand Lorentz <bertrand lorentz gmail com> > http://bl-log.blogspot.com <
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