fish1050
Headphoneus Supremus
I can't speak for the difference between progressive or standard. Can you tell me how I can tell the difference when looking at the file?
These are the characteristics of the jpg I was talking about. This is used in the folder only, not embedded.
I wonder why weexisttocease has such an issue
You can't really tell from the file, I use Photoshop Elements. When I open the file and try to resave it will tell me if it is progressive or standard (baseline). If it is progressive I resave it as standard (baseline) jpg and I resize it and change the dpi if needed. The fastest way to save as standard jpg in Windows is to use Paint. Open the file in Paint and choose Save As, choose jpeg and resave it and it will be saved as standard jpg. Standard jpg's will load faster as they contain less information than progressive jpg's
I have also used Sony MediaGo to make sure I get the right size standard jpg image. It will link to Gracenote and download and resize the album art and embed it into the track file for you as standard jpg since Sony DAP's only work with standard jpg embedded artwork. If the track already has artwork embedded you can remove the existing artwork and choose to replace it with the correctly formatted artwork.
From your example though 1500 x 1500 is way to high and so is the vertical and horizontal resolution. I would open it and resave it at 450 x 450 and both resolutions at 72 or 96 dpi. If you don't have a photo editing program there are a few free ones to download.