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Product Description:
Cover your tracks. Turn your music library into a visual joyride! CoverScout lets you locate, assign and manage authentic artwork for your digital albums. Seamless integration with iTunes, a host of new features and a simple and intuitive, yet powerful interface make CoverScout an indispensible addition to iTunes.
What's new in this version:
- Locating the iTunes library has been improved. The setting will now be read from the iTunes preferences
- Compatibility with iTunes 7.6.2 has been improved
- The Amazon search plugin has been improved
- The overall stability has been improved
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher
- iTunes 6.0.2 or higher
- Active internet connection universal binary
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Pricing Error - Version: 2.3.7, 7/13/2008 12:59PM PST
mail117
VersionTracker quotes the price as $19. If you choose UK as your country at the registration page you are charged 19 euros!
Album Art Nirvana - Version: 2.3.7, 6/29/2008 11:58PM PST
cycladic
I've tried various "get album art" widgets in the past with mixed results. After consolidating my iTunes libraries I had 170 GB of music and a lot of missing art so I decided to give this app a try.
I'm really glad I did, as it has helped me supply the missing artwork to hundreds of albums.
I liked the Google search options, the way that results can be viewed and compared quickly, the clipboard for saving choices and the ability to edit the album image (which I used to scale images up or down to eliminate annoying white edges).
I also like the way CoverScout will associate the album art with the songs internal tagging instead of residing in an external folder (the iTunes default method). This way, when I create a new library, the album artwork will still be with the songs.
Note: My iTunes music is on an external drive and this did not cause any problems in CoverScout.
I'm really glad I did, as it has helped me supply the missing artwork to hundreds of albums.
I liked the Google search options, the way that results can be viewed and compared quickly, the clipboard for saving choices and the ability to edit the album image (which I used to scale images up or down to eliminate annoying white edges).
I also like the way CoverScout will associate the album art with the songs internal tagging instead of residing in an external folder (the iTunes default method). This way, when I create a new library, the album artwork will still be with the songs.
Note: My iTunes music is on an external drive and this did not cause any problems in CoverScout.
Couldn't even try it out because of iTunes library location - Version: 2.3.4, 7/12/2007 03:51PM PST
Pseudowho
My iTunes library is not located in the default location in my ~/music/ folder, it's deliberately placed off the root of my drive, as it has been for years. I wanted to try out CoverScout, but was disappointed to find that when I opened it, all I could do was click a Quit button.
Apparently because my iTunes library is not in the default location, CoverScout can't find it, and doesn't give me a browse option.
I imagine this probably isn't going to be an issue for most people, but it's too bad the program doesn't let me locate the library, since it seems like it'd be a nice app, and as it is, I can't run it -- maybe this will be added in a future version.
Apparently because my iTunes library is not in the default location, CoverScout can't find it, and doesn't give me a browse option.
I imagine this probably isn't going to be an issue for most people, but it's too bad the program doesn't let me locate the library, since it seems like it'd be a nice app, and as it is, I can't run it -- maybe this will be added in a future version.
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