I'm not sure about other laptops, but on my ThinkPad, the middle UltraNav button is configurable, and I have it configured to act like a mouse wheel for scrolling. Maybe I'm missing something, but doesn't the plug-in use the embedded cover art before it goes a file like folder.jpg or other image file? I've put the M4A in question here if you need to look at it:Īlso, one thing that I've noticed before but ran into again today is the use of the middle mouse button to access the covert art plug-in options. When I stick the M4A file in a folder with no image files, the covert art plug-in displays the JPEG embedded in the file.
#Multiextractor sort files mp4#
So, here's the strange part: I have the file on my desktop along with various other JPEGs, but instead of accessing the cover tag in the MP4 container, the cover art plug-in loads one of the JPEGs on the desktop. I examined the file with YAMB and found that there was a lot of other stuff in it, so I decided to built a clean M4A by (1) extracting the AAC audio stream, (2) putting it in an empty M4A container, and (3) putting in the cover art and other tag data with Mp3Tag.
On one of the files I kept, I decided to strip out the Microsoft ad/cover and replace it with the unmodified cover art downloaded from somewhere else. Microsoft includes an MJPEG in the MP4 container that servers as the cover art along as well as a sponsorship add.
I downloaded some M4A files from the Reverbnation/Microsoft promotion this summer. I've noticed some odd behavior with MP4/M4A cover art support today.
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