[green_avanti]

Hi

I've been using dBpowerAMP to cut FLAC files from CD. I mainly like it for it's accuracy check, however with regards to Album Art it doesn't seem to be able to find Art for some CD's that I'm sure other programs would, and now my trial has expired I'm not getting any Art at all (need to $$register to get that now).

Is there a better (free) source of Album Art?

Thanks

g_a

 

[Oya?]

Why not just search it up through Google Images? I got a lot of my album art through there.

 

[gz76]

Google Images and Amazon work well for doing it manually.

I assume dBpowerAMP is a PC application (I'm on a Mac), so I don't have any other suggestions.

 

[steviebee]

Agreed:
Amazon. Copy & paste. Easy. Quick

If it's not there, x2 on Google.

 

[Uncle Erik]

I GIS album covers then cut and paste the best one into iTunes.

 

[rhythmdevils]

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[ronmtorres]

maybe you can try using media monkey? it has a tag feature which searches amazon for album art i think. i use it and am pretty happy with it.

 

[Caution]

I use Album Art Downloader, heres a link:

Album Art Downloader - Hydrogenaudio Forums

 

[krmathis]

I find iTunes Store to be a nice source of album art. The few who is not available in there I usually find on Google Images.

 

[Jubei]

Media Monkey x 2.

 

[dayamax]

Albumart - CD and DVD cover searchengine

 

[nor_spoon]

Album Art Aggregator.

 

[threEchelon]

I mainly use iTunes and AlbumArtExchange.com.

Both sources are guaranteed to be 600 by 600 pixels (or occasionally greater with AlbumArtExchange).

 

[ronnielee54]

Another one here for Amazon.

 

[dabblerblue]

I uses discogs.com a lot.