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BenHoleton

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Hi. In iTunes, I have to add a lot of album artwork as I have a lot of rarer cd's. Sometimes as I do this I have accidentally dropped the wrong artwork on the wrong cd. Is there a way of removing that? Command-Z doesn't work.
 
Hi. In iTunes, I have to add a lot of album artwork as I have a lot of rarer cd's. Sometimes as I do this I have accidentally dropped the wrong artwork on the wrong cd. Is there a way of removing that? Command-Z doesn't work.

Try Right-clicking (or Control - Clicking) and then select 'Clear Downloaded Artwork' ?
 
Try Right-clicking (or Control - Clicking) and then select 'Clear Downloaded Artwork' ?

As far as I know, this only works with automatically downloaded artwork. The artwork added manually has to be removed manually: CMD-I, select the album artwork & delete.
 
Select all the tracks on that specific album (hold Shift down, select first song, then select last song). Right-click (CMD + click) anywhere on selected songs and select Get Info. From there you can select the album artwork by double clicking the artwork box. Once you click OK, it should change the artwork to the one you specified on all the tracks for that album.
 
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