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(MPRIS?) Tuna cant grab cover art if not in file metadata #202
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Is the folder also named "Bryan%20Scary" or "Bryan Scary"? Also what player is that? |
the %20 is to indicate its a space |
Yes, I am aware of that but it does not answer my question. |
its named bryan scary, i thought saying that would make it clear |
but the issue isnt that multiple songs have no album art showing because its not in the metadata |
Your issue is probably the same as #201 try this build https://github.com/univrsal/tuna/actions/runs/11689705334 |
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Describe the bug
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Tuna cant grab album art if its not in the audio file metadata, I've only tested MPRIS.
Suggesting to make Tuna try and grab cover art from an image that is in the directory where the music is played, like how most media players do if it can't find the image in the file metadata.
And if possible grab the image from MPRIS data (not sure if thats possible?)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Play a song without art in the metadata and is instead in the directory of where the music is being played. Use a MPRIS compatible media player.
Connect it to Tuna.
Make an image source in OBS and point it to the cover art file tuna makes.
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Expected behavior
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The album art to show.
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How it looks on the music player and where the cover art is:
You can see it has no trouble grabbing it even if its not in the metadata.
Example of what Tuna currently does (grabs the image from the file metadata as seen in the file thumbnails):
Log
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https://obsproject.com/logs/SrzHq71YO5QzODaM
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