It's seems to only be New stuff I have issues with. I can work with existing albums, music and cover art just fine. But when I go to add cover art, it acts like it's taking it, but nothing happens. I have been able to add music to my Library just fine.
Should have stayed with what was working for me. I updated iTunes in anticipation of my new iPhone 6, big mistake. I was able to add music to my Library that I have been running over several versions of iTunes. I'm running iTunes 12.0.1 on a Win 7 platform, but am having the same issues with the artwork. I was looking for an answer to the artwork problem. I'm chiming in here to say that I'm having the same issues.
#Find album artwork itunes 12 update
While mapping the NAS may solve this problem, it is frustrating that each update of iTunes/iOS is giving users less and less flexibility, which is ironic as Apple keeps claiming that each upgrade gives users more choices!
Along with the problem of the process of updating apps causing iTunes to crash, it seems that the folks at Apple have assumed in their latest coding that no one uses a NAS configuration, which is increasingly untrue. By the way, I noticed the inserted artwork sometimes wraps itself around by a tiny sliver, that is around 2% of the right-hand vertical edge of the artwork appends itself to the left-hand vertical edge!Īnd yes, I am using a NAS configuration. Note that you need not go to the Artwork tab, and instead can add the artwork by double clicking on the poster icon and inserting the artwork from wherever you had stored it. I now need to drag the artwork from the iTunes dialog box on to a program, like PowerPoint, then save it as a picture, and then add it back as the artwork to the iTunes dialog box. In addition, cutting or copying the artwork has become more tedious.
#Find album artwork itunes 12 tv
Actually, after further trial-and-error experimentation, I found that jorgen7's (thanks!) workaround of adding artwork to multiple files at the same time does work! The irritating bit is that these files must be sequential, which is ok for a TV series, but a chore for a standalone movie, necessitating the creation of a dummy file just to achieve a sequence.
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