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<blockquote data-quote="1gkar" data-source="post: 706268" data-attributes="member: 53076">Are you sick of the crappy low-resolution AlbumArt and Folder.jpg that Windows Media Player generates, like I am?I had deliberately &amp; manually deleted ALL hidden &amp; exposed albumart &amp; folder.jpgs in my entire music collection, only to find (through my ignorance) that the next time I inadvertantly opened up WMP11 it would overwrite &amp; regenerate ALL albumart &amp; folder.jpg to low-res: what a waste of my time!I found a bath file on the net that, once I had modified it will remove ALL the AlbumArt generated, including the &quot;AlbumArt {**********************************} (large &amp; small).jpg If you want to test the file on only one folder, place it in one of your [copied] music album folders &amp; execute. To run in automated mode, place on the root drive of your music collection. For me, that is E:\MusicHope it works as well for you as it did for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1gkar, post: 706268, member: 53076"] Are you sick of the crappy low-resolution AlbumArt and Folder.jpg that Windows Media Player generates, like I am? I had deliberately & manually deleted ALL hidden & exposed albumart & folder.jpgs in my entire music collection, only to find (through my ignorance) that the next time I inadvertantly opened up WMP11 it would overwrite & regenerate ALL albumart & folder.jpg to low-res: what a waste of my time! I found a bath file on the net that, once I had modified it will remove ALL the AlbumArt generated, including the "AlbumArt {**********************************} (large & small).jpg If you want to test the file on only one folder, place it in one of your [copied] music album folders & execute. To run in automated mode, place on the root drive of your music collection. For me, that is E:\Music Hope it works as well for you as it did for me. [/QUOTE]

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