iPod and Home Stereo

[Aleks]

Originally Posted by mark

sort of relates so not really a highjack but what do people use for artwork?

Had been using tunesleeves (freeware) for years but recently reinstalled my OS and when I went to get tunesleeves again found now has limited downloads. Liked it as it worked with iTunes, searched then dropped in the artwork automatically.

Amazon.....or just right click in itunes and get album artwork....only works if the album/artist are correct

[mark]

Originally Posted by Aleks

Amazon.....or just right click in itunes and get album artwork....only works if the album/artist are correct

Not sure Amazon does a search through your whole library then automatically downloads the artwork and adds it to the tag like tunesleeves did.

As for iTunes itself, thought you need a iTunes account (by providing a credit card) then doesn't it only do artwork for MP3 purchased through the iStore (not one you've might of ripped or downloaded). Haven't tried it though as not big on passing around my credit card.

[Slick Fork]

I tunes finds art for everything, whether you bought it from apple or not.

[banditpowdercoat]

Not everything. AC/DC does not get reccognized by iTunes. makes me mad, because I have every AC/DC album ever made. I belive the count is up to 27 now?

[Aleks]

Originally Posted by banditpowdercoat

Not everything. AC/DC does not get reccognized by iTunes. makes me mad, because I have every AC/DC album ever made. I belive the count is up to 27 now?

That is AC/DC's choice for refusing to deal with Apple....

[skylord]

You dont have to give Apple your CC# to register. I registered just a couple of weeks ago without giving my CC. Go to the apps store and choose to buy a free app. Fill out all the details and when you get to the screen to pay for the free app it will give you a list of CC options and at the end is a box to click none. This is the only place that they offer the choice that includes none.

Scott

[mark]

realize old thread but for anyone stumbling across it, here's a link summarizing the various software that will work with a iPod.