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Genre mode is set (Basic or Extended), the Genre list will vary. Genre mode can also
be set in the Settings page of the Web Server.
9 . 4 A d d i n g / E d i t i n g A l b u m A r t o n t h e W e b S e r v e r
Using the Web Server you can quickly and easily search for AlbumArt images online and
load them to the AudioReQuest. You can even search your AudioReQuest for all albums
without AlbumArt, allowing you to quickly access them to make changes. Can’t find an
image for your album? You can import JPEGs from digital cameras or create your own
picture of whatever you like to be displayed while that album plays.
The advantage of the Web Server is the ability to edit cover art remotely over the Internet.
An alternate method to the Auto-AlbumArt Lookup in the
AudioReQuest is a built-in web java applet run on the Web Server.
Please make sure you have the latest Java Runtime (1.4.2 or later)
from java.sun.com.
1. Open the ARQ Web Server, and click
Java AlbumArt Manager. NOTE:
Some windows users may be asked
to accept a contract allowing
ReQuest to run their JavaApplet.
Please click “YES.”
2. If you want to focus on adding cover
art rather than editing, check the
“Only Albums without Cover Art.”
This may take a couple of minutes
for a large collection.
3. Click on an album name you wish to
add AlbumArt to. NOTE: Trying to
drag drop AlbumArt onto a
highlighted Artist will NOT WORK!
4. You will see buttons at the bottom of
the list to Browse for Cover Art on
your hard drive and to Find
AlbumArt on the web.
5. You can either upload your browsed
AlbumArt or click and drag from
Windows Internet Explorer to the
cover art box. Clicking the “Find Album Art” will open up a Google
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search in IE. Click on
the desired image until it is displayed alone and at full size in the browser. Finally, click
and drag it to the black box. For the automatic internet album art search to work, make
sure to ENABLE pop-ups.
Repeat steps 3-5 to add cover art to your remaining albums. For best results use square
pictures bigger than 170x170. The program automatically resizes the Jpegs to 170x170.
Note: You cannot click and drag with Mac OSX or Linux.
You can also delete AlbumArt by selecting the Artist then Album and hitting the Delete
Album Art button.