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How to Embed Album Art in MP3, AAC and other Audio Files
If you have an iPod, Windows Mobile Smartphone, iPhone or just about any other portable music player, you’ve undoubtedly seen a generic music note icon displayed when cover art is not available for the current song. This may matter to you about as much as the number of molecules in a drop of water, but if you’re like me, that blank icon really annoys the heck out of you.
Even if it shows up in music software like iTunes, cover art isn’t necessarily embedded in your audio file. So, if you take that file and play it in other software, or on another computer, smartphone, MP3 player, etc., you’ll get the aforementioned music note. What you want is album art that lives inside the audio file itself.
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Batch embed album art into Mp3 files So yes, I have a ton of albums and each folder has a folder.jpg for the cover art, but I`m bored and want to play with the itunes cover art browser and it seems to only pick up album art when it is embedded, so I am looking for something that can take the folder.jpg in a folder and embed it into every mp3 in. This Python package will batch-update your entire library without manual interaction for each album. It uses Apple Music's artwork, which is already standardized and high-quality. It also embeds the artwork directly into your audio files, so that it's independent of your player. Supported formats (so far) MP3; MP4 (.m4a) Requirements. Zortam Mp3 Cover Art Fetcher is a application that uses Zortam database and other online databases to automatically download cover art, lyrics and other Mp3 tags (ID3v2.4 tags) and embed them into your Mp3 files. Application also embed lyrics into your Mp3 file, so from your player you can watch album cover and lyrics!!! This article shows you how to edit ID3 tag and embed album-art covers for your mp3 players (Ipod, Zen, Zune, Media Players, etc). First, you need an ID3 tag editor. I use Mp3Tag Editor, it can batch edit, rename tag/files, add album-art covers, and create playlist. Click on above image to view full.
Annoyed as I am by this, I’ve found a couple of useful solutions for embedding album art in your audio files.
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Embed Artwork + GimmeSomeTune (Mac)
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If you use a Mac, the free Embed Artwork AppleScript from Doug Adams forces iTunes to embed artwork in the audio file itself rather than storing it in a separate file. This works whether you add the album art manually, use iTune’s built-in Get Album Artwork feature or run another fantastic piece of software called GimmieSomeTune.
GimmieSomeTune automatically downloads album art and lyrics for songs as they are played. If Embed Artwork is also doing it’s thing, the album art will be embedded in the audio file as GimmieSomeTune fetches it from the Web.
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Embed Artwork and GimmeSomeTune are each provided as freeware, but if you find them useful, please consider making a donation to their respective authors.
Mp3tag (Windows)
Mp3tag grabs music information and album art and embeds the art in the audio file’s tag. I have not found a way for Mp3tag to do batch processes for album art, so (as far as I know), you must do each file one by one, or at least album by album. This isn’t as seamless as the Mac solution, but it’s a hell of a lot better than not being able to do it at all.