Artwork Correct
Often artwork is not embedded into the metadata but held as a separate file, sometimes it is not available at the same time and has to be retrieved later. But cover art is much more useful if it is embedded into the metadata because only then will it be displayed in Music players such as iTunes and iPods. Local Correct:Correct Artwork checks the folders of the songs you are correcting and adds any image files it finds to the audio file unless they have already been added. The following formats are supported JPEG,PNG and GIF
There are options you can make that apply to Correct Artwork and when getting artwork from a MusicBrainz or Discogs match
Maximum artwork images that can be added to song
Many applications only show the first image, so you may decide to only add the first image by setting the value of Maximum artwork images that can be added to song .
Resize Artwork if dimensions larger than (pixels)
You can resize large images using Resize Artwork if dimensions larger than (pixels) , very large images will make your songs correspondingly large.
Ignore artwork smaller than this (pixels)
You can ignore artwork smaller than a certain size using Ignore artwork smaller than this (pixels)
Allow Artwork to be loaded from folders containing more than 50 songs
By default Local Artwork Correct ignores folders containing more than fifty songs because it is unlikely that the folder contains only a single album, but sometimes this is the case and you can remove this restriction by checking Allow Artwork to be loaded from folders containing more than 50 songs
Preferred Image Format
You can specify if should use JPEG (lossy) or PNG (Lossless) format when adding images to your music files. JPEG files are typically smaller but use a lossy compression which means that details can be lost.
Compress Artwork if size is larger than this (JPEG Only) (kb)
When using artwork you can specify a maximize for any image added with the Compress artwork if size is larger than this (JPEG Only) option, if an image is larger than this Jaikoz will use a higher level of compression to make the image size smaller.
Filename
You can specify a default filename for artwork when added at folder level, folder is the usual name that should be used.
