DarkOne: Cover art blurred, or: How to upgrade and not understand what has gone wrong. |
DarkOne: Cover art blurred, or: How to upgrade and not understand what has gone wrong. |
Apr 18 2012, 10:47
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Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 18-April 12 Member No.: 98936 |
I have a specific setup that I use where I work. I still have the old setup so i'm not screwed up, but i would really like to update my config.
Here is my problem. Before: Foobar 1.1.5 DarkOne Theme 3.0.1 by tedgo [Link] (1) TouchRemote DACP Server component (iPod Remote control) (2) Popup Plus Component Cover art was shown correctly, no resize or aspect ratio modification on any album artworks. After: Foobar 1.1.12 beta 3 DarkOne Theme 3.0.1 by tedgo [Link] Transferred both components and both settings files. Problem that now occurs: I have installed new version of foobar but everything else (Theme and component) are the same. I have noticed, after adding my library, that most of my cover art that are in the "front covers" category shows blurred, pixellised and .. mostly very ugly looking. They are mostly standards 500px+ cover artwork that are into each folder of my collection. Thing is that with that theme, you can also switch to the embedded (icon) artwork with a single click and this one shows perfectly fine, fully sized, without aspect reduction or resizing. Has there been a modification in how foobar collect/process/get the cover art from folder structure or the plugin that does it? I have copied the jscripts from my old foobar installation to my new one thinking the theme had a malfunctioning function or thinking i may have modified my old installation but it would have been less than likely since i don't know this coding language. I also thought foobar was storing a small thumbnail of those cover arts somewhere but didn't find anything related to this matter. Last thing that completely mystifies me. It doesn't affect my whole collection. I don't have exact statistics but I have lots of albums with blurred pics, some others are fine and i can't find any link anything to why this happens. It worked perfectly fine with the version specified above. If anyone has a clue, please help? If you need more details, i can probably make a video or take screenshots :/ Thanks alot in advance. This post has been edited by guycool2: Apr 18 2012, 10:50 |
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Apr 19 2012, 00:38
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![]() Group: Members Posts: 3259 Joined: 27-January 05 From: England Member No.: 19379 |
QUOTE They all look like this: "[Cover] %album%*.jpg" if the [] are part of the filename, you'll need to use single quotes around them because they are special characters in foobar title formatting. eg CODE '['Cover']' %album%*.jpg
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Apr 19 2012, 00:47
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Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 18-April 12 Member No.: 98936 |
QUOTE They all look like this: "[Cover] %album%*.jpg" if the [] are part of the filename, you'll need to use single quotes around them because they are special characters in foobar title formatting. eg CODE '['Cover']' %album%*.jpg That does work in the coding in WSH panels, but not in foobar config. adding the quotes prevents foobar from finding any covers. the removal of all the albumartsmall from various folders did help restore the original behavior of foobar. Now im just trying to find why foobar goes for 'folder.jpg' first instead of my customnamed covers, even if i removed that line. This post has been edited by guycool2: Apr 19 2012, 00:48 |
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guycool2 DarkOne: Cover art blurred Apr 18 2012, 10:47
Falstaff "Cover art was shown correctly, no resize or ... Apr 18 2012, 18:09
guycool2 QUOTE (Falstaff @ Apr 18 2012, 12:09) ... Apr 18 2012, 20:19
marc2003 foobar might be using low quality thumbnails left ... Apr 18 2012, 20:25
guycool2 QUOTE (marc2003 @ Apr 18 2012, 14:25) foo... Apr 18 2012, 21:52
db1989 QUOTE (guycool2 @ Apr 18 2012, 21:52) foo... Apr 18 2012, 22:30
guycool2 QUOTE (db1989 @ Apr 18 2012, 16:30) QUOTE... Apr 18 2012, 22:35
marc2003 i think there is a bug here. i tested with the def... Apr 19 2012, 01:21
guycool2 I agree with you. The exclusion of those [ ] is in... Apr 19 2012, 08:46
tedgo I haven't tested the latest foobar2000 beta an... Apr 19 2012, 09:04
guycool2 It now works with the following:
CODE*Cover*.*
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