Hmmm. Did someone say iTunes 7.0.1 ?
I'll be busy tonight...
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
James
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None of my artwork is displayed in Slimserver (official
v.6.5). The new
way iTunes 7 stores artwork is apparently not supported by Slimserver
yet , but even my previously imported albums that have jpg's embedded
don't show any artwork.
I couldn't find a bug for the new 'Album Artwork'
After further testing I found that my old embedded artwork does show
up, but none of the new iTunes 7 downloaded artwork. It would certainly
be nice to fix this bug. I hope it is possible...
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mickephoto
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None of my artwork is displayed in Slimserver (official v.6.5). The new
way iTunes 7 stores artwork is apparently not supported by Slimserver
yet , but even my previously imported albums that have jpg's embedded
don't show any artwork.
I have done the usual Clear library and rescan, and also
mickephoto;138057 Wrote:
Does anyone have artwork showing up?
All my embedded artwork is showing fine. Only the iTunes downloaded
stuff doesn't show up.
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barcar
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Follow-up... confirmed this isn't (solely) related to QT 7.1.3. AAC/M4A
tracks encoded under iTunes 7 (QT713) scan play fine if artwork is not
embedded within the file (tracks with referenced artwork also okay).
Once artwork is embedded, slimserver can't handle the track... although
FAAD
The automatically download missing album artwork preference (and the
get album artwork menu item) in iTunes 7 downloads artwork to a
sub-folder in your iTunes folder and creates a pointer in the music
file.
Seems that artwork downloaded in this way is not detected by SlimServer
(6.5b3 and
The downloaded ITC files are stored in iTunes\Album Artwork\Download.
There is another iTunes\Album Artwork\Local folder which I guess is
the manually applied stuff.
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barcar
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There have been a couple of bug reports raised because of issues with
Slimserver and iTunes 7 - see 'this thread.'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=27503)
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mikerob
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Its definitely related to using iTunes 7 to add album artwork to the
file. I have some older AAC filed (ripped under older versions of
iTunes) that I added artwork to recently to play with the new features
in iTunes 7. The files that I embedded artwork in with iTunes 7 won't
scan properly in
I'm not sure about that, since I don't have any problem with the tracks
I ripped with iTunes 7, all of them with the cover art. OTOH, the cover
art never appears in Slimserver. But that's another matter.
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Nostromo
OTOH, the cover
art never appears in Slimserver. But that's another matter.
I read that the cover art downloaded in iTunes 7 keeps all the artwork
in a separate artwork directory,
rather than in the files themselves or their directories?
I assume SlimServer doesn't (yet) know about this.
I
Nostromo;137428 Wrote:
I'm not sure about that, since I don't have any problem with the tracks
I ripped with iTunes 7, all of them with the cover art. OTOH, the cover
art never appears in Slimserver. But that's another matter.
Based on my experience the problem doesn't seem to happen with
Craig, James (IT);137436 Wrote:
OTOH, the cover
art never appears in Slimserver. But that's another matter.
I read that the cover art downloaded in iTunes 7 keeps all the artwork
in a separate artwork directory,
rather than in the files themselves or their directories?
I assume
Yes, its in a different folder. But it doesn't keep the artwork as
JPEGs, but as ITC files. I have no idea what those are.
This should be helpful for the developers:
http://blog.skuldtek.com/2006/09/16/albumartworkxtractor-extract-album-a
rtwork-from-itunes-7/
A quick look at one of these files
I haved raised 'Bug ID 4151'
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4151) for this issue.
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dean blackketter;137041 Wrote:
These are Apple AAC files ripped on a PC using iTunes 7?
What platform are you running SlimServer on?
Apple AAC (M4A 128kbps) files encoded on OS X using iTunes 7.0 (QT
7.1.3). Slimserver 6.3.1 running under Debian Sarge (stable) on a P4
2Ghz with 768MB RAM.
Ah, can you see if the file will play back from the command line with
faad?
On Sep 18, 2006, at 4:02 AM, bishopdonmiguel wrote:
dean blackketter;137041 Wrote:
These are Apple AAC files ripped on a PC using iTunes 7?
What platform are you running SlimServer on?
Apple AAC (M4A 128kbps)
dean blackketter;137184 Wrote:
Ah, can you see if the file will play back from the command line with
faad?
Bit of a nix newbie. So I would try...
faad -w -f 2 mytrack.m4a
at the bash command line?
Does slimserver use FAAD during the scan to obtain the tags?
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On Sep 18, 2006, at 9:46 AM, bishopdonmiguel wrote:
dean blackketter;137184 Wrote:
Ah, can you see if the file will play back from the command line with
faad?
Bit of a nix newbie. So I would try...
faad -w -f 2 mytrack.m4a
That should work.
Does slimserver use FAAD during the scan to
I've created bug 4143 about this issue
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4143)
If everyone using iTunes 7.0 is having this issue it shouldn't be hard
to reproduce, but it's been a busy day here at Slim World Headquarters.
:)
If someone wants to kick us off by attaching their iTunes
Thanks Chris.
Just as an aside, the v2.4 tags don't seem to work in SS or Windows.
I've gone back to v2.3 as Windows likes that. Just asking SS to rescan
the library directly has now at least brought the library back up and
it all seems correct.
My XML file doesn't zip down enough (586kb!) so
I meant attach it to the bug, not to the forum post. :)
Dan has the bug database set up to accept even very large attachments!
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XML file now in the bug
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dean blackketter;137196 Wrote:
faad -w -f 2 mytrack.m4a
That should work.
Well, something happens. A bunch of nonsensical stuff is output to the
terminal (accessing server via SSH connection). If I use FAAD -i
mytrack.m4a it correctly reports genre and other tag data missing in
On Sep 18, 2006, at 3:21 PM, bishopdonmiguel wrote:
dean blackketter;137196 Wrote:
faad -w -f 2 mytrack.m4a
That should work.
Well, something happens. A bunch of nonsensical stuff is output to
the
terminal (accessing server via SSH connection). If I use FAAD -i
mytrack.m4a it
I've also come across a problem where a CD ripped to Apple Lossless by
iTunes 7 won't play on Slimserver with log: ERROR: Couldn't open
song
System is Slimserver 6.3.1, iTunes 7, Quicktime 7.1.3 on Mac Mini G4
OSX 10.4.7.
On first investigation it appeared to be related to adding cover art
I tried a couple of albums I ripped recently with iTunes 7 and I don't
have any problem. They play just fine. I ripped them using the Windows
version of iTunes and running slimserver 6.3.1 on a Windows XP PC.
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Nostromo
I'm currently sucking down album art for all my albums in iTunes. So
far, it's given incorrect art to about 4 albums out of the 1200 or so I
have.
Of those, all of them were art for different albums by the same artist.
Not sure what the story is there.
I'll be curious to see if the minor
Just FYI, SlimServer has no issues with the slightly expanded XML schema
in iTunes 7's metadata store.
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