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Cover Grabber is an open-source utility that allows users to recursively download album art from the last.fm database. This tool is written to be efficient and easy to use by developers and artists, with the intention of making it easier for people to keep up with new releases of their favourite music. This tool features multiple language APIs including BASIC, Microsoft C# and Visual Basic, so that users around the world can take advantage of it.

Cover Grabber Features:

Download cover art to SD card on Mac OS X and Windows systems in a single click!
One line bash script downloaded from Github.
Language support: BASIC, C#, Visual Basic, Java and Python.
Simple and easy-to-use.
Free under the MIT license

How to use the Cover Grabber in a day-to-day life?

Install the software.

From the directory of your choice (such as your computer) drag & drop the directory containing the audio songs & sub-directories you’d like to scan to the Cover Grabber folder on your computer.

The cover-art will be added for your audio songs as soon as the program has downloaded the data from the Last.fm online-database.

Download the cover art to your system’s SD card (You can easily perform this in Mac OS X and Windows systems).

Simply double click the downloaded file which will bring up the album-art image in your media player.

The above process is very easy and quick.

Guide for Cover Grabber:

Having problems with downloading the artwork for some audio files in a particular sub-directory? The exact error you receive may vary, and the actual solution might differ depending on where you downloaded the software, the operating system you are using, and your internet connection speed. The examples provided in this tutorial are meant to be helpful, but for optimal results, you are required to provide a specific sub-directory location containing the contents.

If you are using a Mac OS X-computer:
Download Cover Grabber from Github.
Install the software using the default settings.
Create a file called.covergrabberrc (This file will not be created if you use the default settings; the file you create with your own preference settings will be called as.covergrabberrc)
Copy the following line of code in.covergrabberrc to replace xxxx with your “Music Sub-Directory” (This is

Cover Grabber

Works as a neat little module that downloads the album cover art from Last.fm for all the sub-directories of a directory.
Works with a wide variety of tags from the music tagging format of Last.fm for these to be displayed when downloading.

It can be easily adapted to your needs by changing the tags it will gather.

Currently it is able to work with the following tags:
Name
Album
Artist
Album Type
Age
Genre
Year

There are two versions available to download.
The original version is available for download here:

Last version is available for download here:

The source code is also available for download here:

In this program, I am successfully downloading the album covers for all songs in all the directories within my home directory.
I just created an empty directory with sub-directories and then loaded the current version of the code to see what it would do.
Then I inserted a few songs into the sub-directory and it made a folder for each song that you insert into the directory.
It was quite successful and a small amount of time was saved by making sure that I have all of my music on my hard drive in the same location and that the music files all have the same name structure.
You can find more info about the program at
You may require an account or log-in to Last.fm to access the data.
It will redirect you to the login page if it detects you do not have one.

If you have any issues or questions then contact me at max@scrambledup.net
Enjoy!

P.S.
I have noticed that last.fm is down.

If you are experiencing issues accessing the last.fm service in this program then try and log in again. I am able to access my own profile however I can not see any albums but I can see how many playlists I have created.

If you feel that I have missed something then let me know and I will get back to you.
I will also post new updates related to the new version of this software.
If you are running a version of this software that is not on the github site then
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# Cover Grabber #

Download your favorite album covers from LastFM

Current version:

Version History:

1.0.0 (Jan 2016): First release

Overview of main features:
* Adds list of sub-directories (folders) into a directory (root path)
* Scans sub-directories recursively
* Adds an option to stop the script after a certain amount of milliseconds

@Bobby-Rollins I’ve done exactly that and used this script to download all the covers from my local iTunes library. So now I can put my music on an ipad (created by Bobby Rollins)

I’m using Python 3 with the latest version of PySongbird and simply want to add the music metadata from LastFM to the music files (as well as change the album name), but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it. Could anybody explain how I could do it?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matthew Merkel

The big thing for me is adding the artist’s name and the album name to the song files themselves. There is an option (in the Settings menu of PySongbird) that says “Add Lyrics to [File Name]” and that’s when the normal metadata is supposed to get added. Is there any way to do that using pytaglib? And if so, how? Thanks in advance.

I’ve just spent the last 10 minutes downloading each track from my root directory (which in the screenshot above has a bit of a rubbish name) and then running it through this program. That’s what I get for being to lazy to organise my music into the folders it’s supposed to be in!

@kostvan
I didn’t realize about the Settings -> Add Lyrics to [File Name] option in PySognbird. It just occurs to me that it’s not doing what it says it is. Is that right?

I’ve just spent the last 10 minutes downloading each track from my root directory (which in the screenshot above has a bit of a rubbish name) and then running it through this program. That’s what I get for being to lazy to organise my music into the folders it’s supposed to be in!

Can you give me

What’s New in the?

Cover Grabber is a handy python tool that recursively traverses the filesystem, gathers the album cover art URLs from LastFM for all sub-directories.
Simply point to your Spotify or a directory of your choice and Cover Grabber will go to work.

Anyone who is new to Python and wants to get an easy-to-learn introduction to the language should seriously consider this tool. Getting started with Python can be a very intimidating task, but Cover Grabber demonstrates that getting started with Python is easier than you may think.

Download cover grabs from Last.FM for all subdirectories or Artists tracks from Spotify.

Save the above code to a file, save it as a Python script. Rename the file to (CoverGrabber.py) and then run it as python.
from os import listdir
from os.path import isdir, isfile, join
import urllib2
import re

artist_url = ”
artist_query = ‘%s’

def f(dirname):
for name in listdir(dirname):
if isfile(join(dirname, name)):
#print name
lastfm = urllib2.urlopen(artist_url % (name, artist_query)).read().decode(‘utf-8’)
matcher = re.search(”, lastfm)
if matcher:
print name
print lastfm
elif isdir(join(dirname, name)):
f(join(dirname, name))
#print name
lastfm = urllib2.urlopen(artist_url % (join(name, name), artist_query)).read().decode(‘utf-

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System Requirements For Cover Grabber:

Minimum Requirements:
• CPU: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or better
• Memory: 1 GB RAM
• DirectX: Version 9
• OS: Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista SP2
• Hard Drive: 2 GB available space
• Sound Card: Microsoft DirectSound compatible sound card
• Internet: A broadband connection
Recommended Requirements:
• CPU: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Quad or better
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• DirectX: Version 10
• OS: Windows

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