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<blockquote data-quote="Digsy" data-source="post: 1305697" data-attributes="member: 163222">I am in the process of setting up a legacy media player (Mede8er) which I happened to have laying around into my home cinema setup, primarily to give me a non-PC way of playing my collection of ripped DVDs and CDs. All my DVDs are curated in the Movies section of MP2 and have cover art ,etc. CDs likewise for the Music section.In order for the Mede8er to display cover art for each movie / CD I need to create a file &quot;folder.jpg&quot; in the folder containing the ripped files. For the CDs I was able to use a batch process in MP3Tag to extract the cover art from the MP3 files themselves.But for the Movies, I know the artwork is stored in the database somehow.Is there a way to extract the cover art for each DVD directly from the MP2 database and use it to create a folder.jpg? Something that could be automated would be ideal. I believe they are stored as jpgs already so hopefully it would &quot;simply&quot; be a matter of finding the correct image and copy / renaming it to the folder containing the ripped movie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Digsy, post: 1305697, member: 163222"] I am in the process of setting up a legacy media player (Mede8er) which I happened to have laying around into my home cinema setup, primarily to give me a non-PC way of playing my collection of ripped DVDs and CDs. All my DVDs are curated in the Movies section of MP2 and have cover art ,etc. CDs likewise for the Music section. In order for the Mede8er to display cover art for each movie / CD I need to create a file "folder.jpg" in the folder containing the ripped files. For the CDs I was able to use a batch process in MP3Tag to extract the cover art from the MP3 files themselves. But for the Movies, I know the artwork is stored in the database somehow. Is there a way to extract the cover art for each DVD directly from the MP2 database and use it to create a folder.jpg? Something that could be automated would be ideal. I believe they are stored as jpgs already so hopefully it would "simply" be a matter of finding the correct image and copy / renaming it to the folder containing the ripped movie. [/QUOTE]

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