- Sometimes, the album cover is not tagged on the song, but only 'linked' instead.
Try to open the folder song and see if there is any jpg/png picture on the folder. If there is any, try to move that pic to other folder and try playing that song again in ur computer. If the album cover is shown, that means it is tagged. If not, then u should tag it urself. U can try use this program (if u're on Windows) Mp3tag - the universal Tag Editor (ID3v2, MP4, OGG, FLAC, ...)05-20-11 06:00 AMLike 5 - I use Godfather (I'm assuming its like MP3tag). It lets you attach the album art as metadata to each song file. it also lets you reorganize your library according to tags, edit other tags based on folders, etc.
I've never used MP3Tag so I don't know how they matchup in terms of functionality and options, but Godfather has been a godsend for organizing my music library.05-20-11 08:20 AMLike 0 - Sometimes, the album cover is not tagged on the song, but only 'linked' instead.
Try to open the folder song and see if there is any jpg/png picture on the folder. If there is any, try to move that pic to other folder and try playing that song again in ur computer. If the album cover is shown, that means it is tagged. If not, then u should tag it urself. U can try use this program (if u're on Windows) Mp3tag - the universal Tag Editor (ID3v2, MP4, OGG, FLAC, ...)I now have a nice display of all my album artwork on my PB music player.
05-20-11 09:04 AMLike 0 - After struggling with this myself ,i have found a way to do it . It may not be elegant but it works.
Firstly, with your computer ,go onto the internet and find your Album Art. Right click on them and "Save Picture As".
Using a file manager on your playbook ,I used "Air Browser" go into the music folder. In my case the music files were under Media Sync. At this point each artist has a folder. Open a folder and in it you will find a file called folder.jpg - delete it.
Next , using your Blackberry Desktop Software , transfer you album art to the same location in your playbook. Before doing that , I cropped and reduced the size of the jpgs to about 10k.
After you have transferred the file to the proper folder , go back and rename the jpg "folder.jpg" all lowercase.
Let me know how you make out
Peter
01-19-12 02:55 PMLike 2 - Building on what zampogna said, if you are using itunes you can right click on a song and under Get Info > Arwork (tab) you can just drag and drop the image file into the album folder on your playbook. Then rename it as he said, although you can also use "Folder" and it will work just fine.dimm0k likes this.01-19-12 05:57 PMLike 1
- Mp3tag is nice but i just use iTunes. All my free album downloads I just throw in itunes and if iTunes doesnt find the appropriate album art I download the cover image from google and then i tag the album with album art and then just transfer from itunes to my playbook using windows explorer.01-20-12 09:58 AMLike 0
- Your best bet as mentioned above is to use itunes and physically add album art to each album/song, its your best bet and once done its done for good and your art will show up wherever you sync or copy the music to01-20-12 10:20 AMLike 0
- After struggling with this myself ,i have found a way to do it . It may not be elegant but it works.
Firstly, with your computer ,go onto the internet and find your Album Art. Right click on them and "Save Picture As".
Using a file manager on your playbook ,I used "Air Browser" go into the music folder. In my case the music files were under Media Sync. At this point each artist has a folder. Open a folder and in it you will find a file called folder.jpg - delete it.
Next , using your Blackberry Desktop Software , transfer you album art to the same location in your playbook. Before doing that , I cropped and reduced the size of the jpgs to about 10k.
After you have transferred the file to the proper folder , go back and rename the jpg "folder.jpg" all lowercase.
Let me know how you make out
Peter
Building on what zampogna said, if you are using itunes you can right click on a song and under Get Info > Arwork (tab) you can just drag and drop the image file into the album folder on your playbook. Then rename it as he said, although you can also use "Folder" and it will work just fine.01-20-12 10:28 AMLike 0 - After struggling with this myself ,i have found a way to do it . It may not be elegant but it works.
Firstly, with your computer ,go onto the internet and find your Album Art. Right click on them and "Save Picture As".
Using a file manager on your playbook ,I used "Air Browser" go into the music folder. In my case the music files were under Media Sync. At this point each artist has a folder. Open a folder and in it you will find a file called folder.jpg - delete it.
Next , using your Blackberry Desktop Software , transfer you album art to the same location in your playbook. Before doing that , I cropped and reduced the size of the jpgs to about 10k.
After you have transferred the file to the proper folder , go back and rename the jpg "folder.jpg" all lowercase.
Let me know how you make out
Peter
Thanks again01-21-12 07:55 PMLike 0
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