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--- columns_ui:config:artwork [2008/06/18 17:08] – musicmusic
+++ columns_ui:config:artwork [2009/08/11 20:57] (current) – 88.24.31.66
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 Specifies artwork sources used by the Artwork Viewer Panel and NG Playlist.
 ==== Front/Back/Disc ====
-Enter the title format expression that specified the path to the artwork image file here. The path may be absolute or relative to the music file. Do not specify a file extension; the PNG, JPG, GIF and BMP file extensions are automatically checked. You may use wild cards and question marks, but avoid doing so for optimal performance.
+Enter the title format expression that specified the path to the artwork image file here. The path may be absolute or relative to the music file. Do not specify a file extension; the PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF and BMP file extensions are automatically checked. You may use wild cards and question marks, but avoid doing so for optimal performance.
-==== Additionally use the fobar2000 built in artwork reader ====
+==== Additionally use the foobar2000 built in artwork reader ====
 Enables the use of the native foobar2000 artwork reader. This reads embedded artwork as well as checking for artwork in the following locations((as of foobar2000 0.9.5)):
   * Front cover: folder.*;front.*;cover.*
   * Back cover: back.*
   * Disc picture: medium.*;media.*;disc.*;cd.*;dvd.*
-Note: If you find he component picking up artwork you cannot find, check for hidden folder.jpg files and artwork embedded in your files.
+===== Notes =====
+  * If you find the component picking up artwork you cannot find, check for hidden folder.jpg files and artwork embedded in your files.
+  * When using wild cards, there is only one match per artwork type.
+  * When using title formatting in your sources, you need to take care of invalid filename characters. You can do this via $replace, for example:<code tagz>$replace(%album artist% - %album%,",,?,,*,.,/,)</code>