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<blockquote data-quote="coopers" data-source="post: 275472" data-attributes="member: 16116">Hey, I wrote a script that maybe will help you.The script is not nearly as fancy as rtv's application - I suggest running the .bat file I have put with it on the dos cmd window, so that if it complains you can see the errors.Basically the script takes two argumenst - the path to your music folder top level, and the path to your MP thumbs dir. So, you will need to edit the .bat file if the paths I have in there don't match yours.Then the script just runs, it copies any FOLDER.jpg files it finds inside the &quot;1st level&quot; of directories (which should be your artist directories) to the mp thumbs folder, and renames them the right thing. So, when you view the db artists, hopefully the jpgs will appear correctly for you in MP.The source code of the script is in the .py file, if you're interested in looking at what it really does.hope it helps, it seems to have worked for me!The rar is attached.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="coopers, post: 275472, member: 16116"] Hey, I wrote a script that maybe will help you. The script is not nearly as fancy as rtv's application - I suggest running the .bat file I have put with it on the dos cmd window, so that if it complains you can see the errors. Basically the script takes two argumenst - the path to your music folder top level, and the path to your MP thumbs dir. So, you will need to edit the .bat file if the paths I have in there don't match yours. Then the script just runs, it copies any FOLDER.jpg files it finds inside the "1st level" of directories (which should be your artist directories) to the mp thumbs folder, and renames them the right thing. So, when you view the db artists, hopefully the jpgs will appear correctly for you in MP. The source code of the script is in the .py file, if you're interested in looking at what it really does. hope it helps, it seems to have worked for me! The rar is attached. [/QUOTE]

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