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<blockquote data-quote="hwahrmann" data-source="post: 80251" data-attributes="member: 10391">Ok, when scanning the Music Shares and we find a file with embedded cover art is gets extracted in the form &quot;Artist-Album.jpg&quot; (without the quotes) and is stored in thumbs\music\albums.Furthermore, we store it as &quot;Artist.jpg&quot; in thumbs\music\artists if it doesn't already exist. And another copy goes as &quot;genre.jpg&quot; in thumbs\music\genres if it doesn't exist.in the later 2 directories they are hidden files, so you might not find them, if you don't display hidden files.What happened in your case was that a file with no Artist and Album info had a &quot;Gary Moore&quot; image embedded, so it git extracted and stored as &quot;unknown-unknown.jpg&quot; in the albums dir.furthermore the same picture was stored as &quot;unknown.jpg&quot; in the artists folder.This caused now Gary Moore's picture to appear on all unknown artists and unknown albums.So in short you need to remove the unknown.jpg from the artists folder.But you should get one of those Tag-editors, like TGF or ID3-Tagit, etc., and tag your files, at least Artist and Album.The feeling will be much better.I know it is hard work, i tagged all of my 20k files a while ago. But using the right tool it is quite easy.The editirs mentioned above, would then be able to organise your music lib into a folder structure like Artist\Album\Song.Believe me, having done this helps a lot.regards,Helmut</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hwahrmann, post: 80251, member: 10391"] Ok, when scanning the Music Shares and we find a file with embedded cover art is gets extracted in the form "Artist-Album.jpg" (without the quotes) and is stored in thumbs\music\albums. Furthermore, we store it as "Artist.jpg" in thumbs\music\artists if it doesn't already exist. And another copy goes as "genre.jpg" in thumbs\music\genres if it doesn't exist. in the later 2 directories they are hidden files, so you might not find them, if you don't display hidden files. What happened in your case was that a file with no Artist and Album info had a "Gary Moore" image embedded, so it git extracted and stored as "unknown-unknown.jpg" in the albums dir. furthermore the same picture was stored as "unknown.jpg" in the artists folder. This caused now Gary Moore's picture to appear on all unknown artists and unknown albums. So in short you need to remove the unknown.jpg from the artists folder. But you should get one of those Tag-editors, like TGF or ID3-Tagit, etc., and tag your files, at least Artist and Album. The feeling will be much better. I know it is hard work, i tagged all of my 20k files a while ago. But using the right tool it is quite easy. The editirs mentioned above, would then be able to organise your music lib into a folder structure like Artist\Album\Song. Believe me, having done this helps a lot. regards, Helmut [/QUOTE]

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