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Import covers from folder without #COVER-Tag in txt (feature request) #408

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m4akus opened this issue Mar 3, 2023 · 3 comments
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@m4akus
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m4akus commented Mar 3, 2023

Issue type: Feature request

Actual behaviour

Currently covers are only displayed if the are defined in the song-.txt file with the #COVER-Tag.

Expected behaviour

In UltraStar Deluxe Song-Covers are not only accepted in the .txt file but also automaticlly displayed if they are in the same folder as the .txt file and the file-name ends with [CO].

For example:
AnnenMayKantereit x Parcels - Can’t Get You Out Of My Head [CO].jpg

That would work great with the newly implemented zip-download https://usdb.animux.de/ offers.
The ZIP-File contains a folder for each song which itself contains the song-.txt file and the above mentioned cover.

@achimmihca
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I agree. I was thinking about automatically using image files in the same folder as cover.

However, the [CO] suffix feels unusual / not needed to me.

I would instead search for a file named "cover" first, then any other image.
Media players (Aimp, Winamp, VLC) also often show these as album art.

@achimmihca
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This has been implemented for the Steam release

@bohning
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bohning commented Mar 29, 2023

This could be further enhanced by reading the artwork embedded in the audio file, if available.

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