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Album Art in M6

This is a discussion on Album Art in M6 within the Firmware forums, part of the miniPlayer M6 / SL category; I'm trying to force my miniplayer to display the covers of albums next to the title of the song while ...

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    Album Art in M6

    I'm trying to force my miniplayer to display the covers of albums next to the title of the song while I listen to music. Can you help me with this? Some links to usefull applications or something?

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    Tried searching?
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    Yeah, but there's so much of this and i tried only a few of them and it doesn't work. Any ideas to test on-line?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Szymon View Post
    Yeah, but there's so much of this and i tried only a few of them and it doesn't work. Any ideas to test on-line?
    Take a look at this explanation: Three method of Cover art in Meizu players

    Btw, method 3 is working great for me...

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    for my editor, i used winamp 5.5 for edit Album Art in M6.


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    I'm not sure, but I think that meizu doesn't read in album art from the tag information (information embedded into your song files).
    Instead, it uses external files put to any of the upper explained 3 places, so you'd need to copy them in.

    Here is a quick and freely doable method I collected tons of album arts:
    You can download the freeware program SoundBase (http://www.dajukebox.com/soundbase) and it can scan a directory's sound files by tags, then it lists all albums. It has an Art Info tab, through which you can easily browse for album arts. It will save the album art to the directory your sound files were in.
    Then, you will need a program named TotalCommander (Shareware) to put all the images into the Albums directory of your Meizu player, where it can see them. Go to your Music directory, then press Alt+F7 for searching and do a search for *.jpg (all of the previously downloaded album art files). When done, click the "feed to listbox" button to put all found files into one tab. Put the albums directory into the other tab in TotalCommander. Select all files that were previously found and move them over to the Albums directory, where your player looks for them.
    Select all again, and press Ctrl+M for batch renaming. Use that interface to rename all files to the proper album name at once.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Speeder View Post
    I'm not sure, but I think that meizu doesn't read in album art from the tag information (information embedded into your song files).
    That's right, the Meizu Players don't support embedded art. And more than that, people reported having playback problems (stuttering) with mp3s which have embedded art. So you better delete the art from all of your mp3s on the Meizu. A program like mp3tag can do that in 1 click.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobbyQ View Post
    That's right, the Meizu Players don't support embedded art.
    Yes, but Meizu Players used jpg file name same album in IDTag.

    In WinAmp 5.5 Album Art used jpg file, but need save name same album in IDTag.

    So that, we can used WinAmp 5.5 add and edit Album Art.
    If you don't understand, please, tried again with WinAmp 5.5.
    Last edited by adobe; 12-01-2007 at 03:37 AM.


 

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