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spacemanps

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Oct 14, 2008
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Okay so i have been using the album art player thing in the new itunes and now the album art unknown is really starting to get to me. I have a lot of old music i have been collecting over the years and a lot of the data was either not there or for watever reason is not there...

im looking for a program to do either an audio scan or something to find all my album art work and information that itunes displays.

I have used the itunes find album artwork but some songs done have the album listed.... what do i do from here... i am not going through 4k songs to get them all manually... :mad:
 
If it's older or more obscure music, you may find that any automated album art app will fail to find it. I prefer to manually add all my album art, as the quality of artwork that apps download isn't nearly as good as what I can manually add. I start with Album Art Exchange and if I don't find it there, I search Google images to find the highest-quality artwork available. It took some time, but the end result is well worth it!
 
Pollux

None are perfect, but it is a start

Nice! but it only allows for 20 finds for free

If it's older or more obscure music, you may find that any automated album art app will fail to find it. I prefer to manually add all my album art, as the quality of artwork that apps download isn't nearly as good as what I can manually add. I start with Album Art Exchange and if I don't find it there, I search Google images to find the highest-quality artwork available. It took some time, but the end result is well worth it!

Im looking for an automated... to much work to go one by one..
 
I use Tagalicious myself. I used to use Tuneup but really I don't like that program. Tagalicious is much better at finding album art.
 
Got a copy of Tagalicious... works good... though is errors out every now and then... get annoying but as long as i do check tags in small groups it works aight
 
Did notice if you are on Mac or Windows, but for Mac I had one called iEatBrainz that did an incredible job on my whole library. I did have to go through and check it on some songs, but it matches the audio sample to their database to pull the right tags, once tagged, a ton more artwork was found.

May have turned into MusicBrainz, but not sure.

Maybe it's still out there, it was free at the time I used it.
 
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