Most complaints are related to the removal of the sidebar (as a default setting) and the list view for albums.įor all the visual pleasantries it brings, iTunes 11 sure comes with its own caveats, according to a number of growing threads on Apple’s discussion board, as well as other Mac-centric forums. Is there something I missed with Music.app to make it do the right thing? Did it just mess up a good portion of my collection because of Apple's bad coding/algorithms? Is there something like the old FetchArt script that would work on Music.Apple Support Communities members are actively discussing a number of ill-fated changes in iTunes 11 that make it hard for users to navigate their libraries. all Iron Maiden art is now 'Piece of Mind', all Peter Gabriel is 'So', Red Hot Chili Peppers 'Californication' has picked up a greatest hits album cover, and so on).

Unfortunately, it seems to have done a horrible job at that in that all albums by a few artists that I checked seem to now have a adopted a single album cover from one album (e.g. When I first launched Music.app, it did spend quite some time going through my library and attempting to 'fix' all my album art. I recently upgraded the library to Catalina's Music.app as iTunes seems to have been removed during the upgrade. If I look back about 10 years, there was an old script called 'FetchArt' which plugged into iTunes and did a great job of filling in the gaps that iTunes couldn't on its own. In the past, 'Get Album Artwork' usually did a decent job, but not always. I have a very large iTunes collection from years of collecting and ripping CDs.

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