QUOTE(lav-chan @ May 27 2006, 01:37)

Not sure what exactly you're thinking as far as splitting the source list up, but you should consider (if you aren't already) that some people have set-ups that allow for separate 'no cover' images. (e.g., i have a different 'no cover' image for audio CDs and HTTP streams than for regular cover-less albums.)
What I was thinking was that I would have a single text box where you could enter one "No Cover" image, and if none of the sources in the source list matched, the "No Cover" image would be displayed. Having multiple 'no cover' images would still be possible using a '-' in the source list. It's only a suggestion, and I'm not even sure if anyone else is bothered by the way it is now.
(after reading the other comments regarding 'no cover' images, I probably won't do it like above. But I definitely think there should be a way to distinguish a 'no cover' image from an alternate source)
QUOTE(DualBlade @ May 27 2006, 02:01)

1) The "cicle source" feature only works if "follow cursor" is deactivated.
Confirmed and intended (kind of). It doesn't make sense to me to cycle covers of tracks that aren't currently playing. I also haven't figured out yet how to check whether the currently selected track is the same as the currently playing track.
QUOTE(DualBlade @ May 27 2006, 02:01)

2) Imagine this situation: I'm playing an album with more than one image (front.jpg and back.jpg) and I click on the panel to see the second source (back.jpg)... When I change to another album with more than one image, I see the second source (back.jpg) for that new album, not the first one.
Is "revert to first source when current source would result in a different display" on the "behaviour" tab enabled? (Note: right now there's no way to have it always revert to the first source)
QUOTE(Tri @ May 27 2006, 05:21)

A bug: Using "Copy sources list to clipboard" does not include the last character of the sources list.


I thought I had checked for that. Thanks for pointing it out.
QUOTE(pIv @ May 27 2006, 06:41)

Curent cover arts list replace with two list of cover art sourses -
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If cover arts exist - its cycles only from firs list, and if not exist - its cycles only frm second list.
I don't wont cycle covert art with 'no cover' images.
Interesting suggestion. I'll see what I can do with this. I don't think I'll make a second list, because, IMO, that will just clutter up an already cluttered Preferences page, but I'll definitely look into skipping 'no cover' images while automatically cycling.
QUOTE(Klato @ May 27 2006, 10:52)

This has probably been addressed already somewhere (either here or in the other thread), but will there be support for finding the album art in the audio file in addition to external files?
It's not on my to-do list at all. Check the top of page 16; I think I responded to this question in more detail. (edit: it was
this post)
QUOTE(trackfan504 @ May 27 2006, 11:39)

Just took the plunge and changed to 0.9.2 b3. Biggest reason for holding out was amount of plugins in general and album art specifically. Well, I installed 0.750 with column_ui 1.3 beta 1v5. Dll is in the correct component directory and I can access configuration in 'preferences'. However, albumart won't display in the side panel. Windows installation has NET Framework 1.1 as well as 2.0.
.NET should not be required at all. If you're using Windows2000, do you have gdiplus.dll? There's a link on my plugin
homepage.
Also, the new version of Columns UI has no "Sidebar" like in 0.8.3. It's been replaced by the Layout system, so you need to go to Preferences -> Display -> Columns UI -> Layout and right-click on a splitter to add the Album Art Panel.