The default album art's "source for album cover art images" only read image file which put aside in the same directory level of mp3 files
however for some cd album with more than 1 CD
I and many people (i think) will arrange files like this
c:\Artist - Album name\CD1
c:\Artist - Album name\CD2
If I put the image file under c:\Artist - Album name\ , of course no cover will be found by album art. so now I copy the image file into CD1 and CD2 sub-directory
anybody know how to config strings of "source album covert art image" need to be, in order it can able to go back 1 level up of directory to look for an image.
Full Version: album art plugin (path to getting cd cover image)
you have to use this command but as I don't understand how works the syntax of album art..:
$directory(x), $directory(x,n) Extracts directory name from file path x, optionally goes up by n directory levels. $directory(%_path%,2)
$directory(x), $directory(x,n) Extracts directory name from file path x, optionally goes up by n directory levels. $directory(%_path%,2)
how do I found more commands available from foobar ?
http://www.foobar2000.net/titleformat_help.html
But there are several specific tags for uie albumart:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....81&#entry260181
I'm trying to finf a solution to your problem (as it also could be useful for me
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moreover it seems that what I said to you was wrong
But there are several specific tags for uie albumart:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....81&#entry260181
I'm trying to finf a solution to your problem (as it also could be useful for me
)moreover it seems that what I said to you was wrong
Good version (at last 
)
First line
2nd line
3rd and 4th line are the default ones, the fifth line is changed for my personal use, don't take care
You just have to add the first and 2nd line before the default settings
How it works in general words:
1 searches anything in the parent folder, if there is a picture, it displays it
2 searches a cover in the track folder, if there is a picture it displays it (if there is also an image in the parent folder, the cover in the track folder has the priority)
3 if nothing of the two quoted above, displays the default picture
should work properly now
)First line
CODE
$puts(char,\)$puts(tag,$replace(%_path%,\%_filename_ext%,))$puts(spacer,$strrchr($get(tag),$get(char)))$trim($left($get(tag),$sub($get(spacer),1)))\folder.jpg
2nd line
CODE
-match:$puts(char,\)$puts(tag,$replace(%_path%,\%_filename_ext%,))$puts(spacer,$strrchr($get(tag),$get(char)))$trim($left($get(tag),$sub($get(spacer),1)))\*
3rd and 4th line are the default ones, the fifth line is changed for my personal use, don't take care
You just have to add the first and 2nd line before the default settings
How it works in general words:
1 searches anything in the parent folder, if there is a picture, it displays it
2 searches a cover in the track folder, if there is a picture it displays it (if there is also an image in the parent folder, the cover in the track folder has the priority)
3 if nothing of the two quoted above, displays the default picture
should work properly now
How about:
Instead of all those gets and puts?
edit: typo
CODE
$replace(%_path%,$directory(%_path%)\%_filename_ext%,)folder.jpg
-match:$replace(%_path%,$directory(%_path%)\%_filename_ext%,)*
-match:$replace(%_path%,$directory(%_path%)\%_filename_ext%,)*
Instead of all those gets and puts?
edit: typo
Bachi-Bouzouk,
your version is quite complicated
I search thru the album art thread, and found emd107 version works
$replace(%_path%,%_filename_ext%,)folder.jpg
match:$replace(%_path%,%_filename_ext%,)*
match:$replace(%_path%,'\'%_filename_ext%,,%_directoryname%,)*
components\default.png
line 1,2,3 is default ; line 4 is emd107 version
your version is quite complicated
I search thru the album art thread, and found emd107 version works
CODE
$replace(%_path%,%_filename_ext%,)folder.jpg
match:$replace(%_path%,%_filename_ext%,)*
match:$replace(%_path%,'\'%_filename_ext%,,%_directoryname%,)*
components\default.png
line 1,2,3 is default ; line 4 is emd107 version
Doh, I didn't see %_directoryname%. I still like this one better 
CODE
match:$replace(%_path%,%_directoryname%'\'%_filename_ext%,)*
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