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Posted by Rich on January 12, 2007, 8:00 am
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> You of course have these pictures on the folder, because the computer
> found
> them when you ripped the CD. Its not uncommon for the picture to not match
> the one of your CD. This probably has to do with different editions for
> Europe, USA and whatnot.
>
> To get your own picture shown on the folder and in Media Center, you
> simply
> save a picture to the folder and enter properties to choose that picture
> (the
> same place you tried to default the folder).
>
> This however, will not change the picture shown in Media Player. To change
> this, you must go into properties of the individual song in Player and
> change
> it.
>
> Let me know if this doesn't work or needs better explaining.
>
> "Jason Owens" wrote:
>
>> Some of my music folders on my comp have pictures on them without having
>> a
>> picture file inside the folder. And in some cases the picture doesn't
>> match
>> what's in the folder (mp3's of my cd's). How do I go about getting rid
>> of
>> the picture that's on the folder?
>>
>> I've gone into the options/customize and clicked default but it doesn't
>> change anything. Also i've gone as far as moving the files to another
>> folder
>> but when I rename the folder to the original it usually replants the
>> picture
>> on it. Or in some cases another picture alltogether.
>>
>> Also i've had a few cases of blank folders randomly picking their own
>> pictures and it's a hassle to get rid of it sometimes. Sometimes I can
>> click
>> default and it goes away, sometimes it doesn't or i do the file move to
>> another folder and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
>>
>> I read something about the amount of picture files allowed was small but
>> was
>> supposed to be fixed with the update. I have all updates installed, so
>> i'm
>> wondering if i should go ahead and do the registry fix myself. Or what I
>> can
>> do to resolve this.
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
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