![]() All other cover types are shown thereafter, ordered according to the sequencing of insertion in MP3tag. When there are images with cover type Front Cover, Neutron shows them first, independent of how they were sequenced in MP3tag. Sorry, I was a little bit mistaken about the way Neutron (on Android) orders the multiple cover images when showing them with the shaded grey down and up arrows at the left edge of the image on the Now Playing Screen. foobar2000 will not show the additional images beyond those four mentioned above. For the beauty of more images in Neutron, I use whatever MP3tag has on offer, but I NEVER use Icon.For maximum compatability between all three apps MP3tag, foobar2000, Neutron, I use cover types Front Cover, Back Cover, Artist, Media = Disc only.So, these are my two ways of handling multiple cover art: That's why I called Icon a special type of image. However, it does NOT understand an image of cover type Icon it simply doesn't show it. It understands many cover types I checked that for about a dozen of the MP3tag cover types. It displays the images in the sequence built by MP3tag (use the shaded grey down and up arrows overlayed at the right edge of the cover display on the Now Playing screen). Neutron is very nicely designed in that it can handle multiple cover art.There is also the Icon, which is the same as MP3tag's Icon, but it's a special type of cover. Discis identical to what MP3tag calls Meddia. foobar2000 understands four cover types only, Front Cover, Back Cover, Artist, Disc.There is also a cover type called Icon, which however seems to be special as inferred from comparing MP3tag, foobar2000, and Neutron. Front Cover, Back Cover, Artist, Media, Leaflet, and quite a bunch more. The are sequenced in the order of insertion, and each image can be given a "cover type". MP3tag can insert multiple images into the metadata.So our software involved for most of us is MP3tag to set metadata including the images, foobar2000 as player on Windows, Neutron MP as player on Android at least that's the state of the art for me. I like my album art to be multiple images per album, and I like them to be stored in the metadata of e.g. I would like to share my findings on cover art handling in Neutron Player. I am still experimenting with the Neutron settings, so please bear with me asking beforehand. The essential question: With the "Split album by path" setting selected, does "path" contain the SD card and network location up front? Would identical albums on the SD card and on the network drive show up as two albums then, even if the directory structure underneath the drive info is identical? ![]() ![]() ![]() In order to see the Media Library in a proper way, I should select the "Split album by path" - correct? Unfortunately, the task of editing all metadata on all albums and tracks in a consistent manner is tedious and almost undoable. "Album Artist" / / "Album Title" / / or / "Tracks". Positively, the directory structure on both locations is defined meticulously, in my case like In fact, everything on the SD card is also present on the network drive. Many albums are duplicated on the network drive and on the SD card. Both are defined as Media Library Sources. I have a 1 TB SD card in the player, and I have a 4 TB network drive on a PC (Linux, but irrelevant) in my home network. I have a Digital Audio Player with Android 9 as OS, latest Neutron version 2.21.0. Hi blaubär, thanks for providing this Neutron Manual, which is as good as it gets now.
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