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Soundirok cover art - Tkr001 - 04-18-2019 Anybody know how to get the cover art url in moode 5.0 for soundirok? RE: Soundirok cover art - kit1cat - 04-18-2019 ssh into moode cd /var/www/ dir make note of the 7 digit number enter that into souundirox my 7 digit number is 2056211, ip address 192.168.1.107 so I enter http://192.168.1.107//2056211// you will need to do this every time you reboot or when the number changes. RE: Soundirok cover art - duke.g - 04-18-2019 Hello, we had that topic a while ago. So here is what to do (It's not from me, I think it was TheOldPresbyope): sh into moode cd /var/www/command sudo nano worker.php In /var/www/command/worker.php, at or around line 242, you should find this section: // ensure certain files exist if (!file_exists('/var/www/cover')) {SysCmd('ln -s /var/lib/mpd/music /var/www/cover');} <- this is the new line you have to insert if (!file_exists('/var/local/www/currentsong.txt')) {sysCmd('touch /var/local/www/currentsong.txt');} <- this line should be already there Save the file and reboot. For example in M.A.L.P. the path for the covers then is: "http://moode/cover/%d/folder.jpg" In MpDroid use: http://moode/cover/ In Soundirok it should be: http://moode/cover/ instead of "moode" use the name of your player or the IP-Address of your installation. @Tim: Would it be possible to add that one line in the future version. It would be very helpful. Many thanks in advance. Have fun duke.g RE: Soundirok cover art - Tkr001 - 04-18-2019 (04-18-2019, 08:51 PM)duke.g Wrote: Hello, Thanks, that did the job. I agree it would be great if @Tim could include this in future images. RE: Soundirok cover art - Tenbagger - 04-20-2019 For the sake of completeness; I believe I've accomplished the same a little differently. Simply by adding the line "sudo ln -s /var/lib/mpd/music/ /var/www/soundirok" above "exit 0" in the file "/var/local/www/commandw/wrkready.sh". (In Soundirok, under Settings/Devices/Collection URL, i have correspondingly entered "http://172.24.1.1/soundirok/".) RE: Soundirok cover art - JST1963 - 04-20-2019 Anybody who has a solution for embedded covers? Because this all works great for separate cover files but not for the all-in-covers... Thx, Johan RE: Soundirok cover art - CallMeMike - 04-21-2019 (04-20-2019, 08:38 PM)JST1963 Wrote: Anybody who has a solution for embedded covers? Because this all works great for separate cover files but not for the all-in-covers... ... a workaround maybe http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=1282&page=2 RE: Soundirok cover art - JST1963 - 04-21-2019 (04-21-2019, 06:17 AM)CallMeMike Wrote:(04-20-2019, 08:38 PM)JST1963 Wrote: Anybody who has a solution for embedded covers? Because this all works great for separate cover files but not for the all-in-covers... I can't quite follow you, Mike... Is this going to solve my problem having cover art in Soundirok or M.A.L.P.? RE: Soundirok cover art - Tenbagger - 04-21-2019 (04-20-2019, 08:38 PM)JST1963 Wrote: Anybody who has a solution for embedded covers? Because this all works great for separate cover files but not for the all-in-covers... As far as I know, Soundirok does not handle embedded album art. I wrote a short bash script to extract embedded covers into their respective folders. I'll post it here if I can locate it... RE: Soundirok cover art - JST1963 - 04-21-2019 (04-21-2019, 08:35 PM)Tenbagger Wrote: I wrote a short bash script to extract embedded covers into their respective folders. I'll post it here if I can locate it... Thx for the clear answer. And yes, please, I would love to try that script. I had my library as a flat list but as soon as I found out cover art wasn't working in that sort of setup, I put all the songs back in a folder structure "drive:\Artist\Album\Song.ext". Didn't do it manually but I did it with a lil (very basic) routine I wrote in (die hard programmers, cover your ears now!!!) in Excel using VBA. J |