iCoverArt for Windows

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Key Details of iCoverArt

Embed album cover art into song files in iTunes.
Last updated on August 24, 2015
There have been 6 updates
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Developer’s Description

By Maximized Software

Embed album cover art into song files in iTunes.

iCoverArt is an iTunes utility that automates embedding album cover art into song files. Using iCoverArt to embed artwork in your iTunes software song files is fast, easy and ensures that: - Artwork is displayed within iTunes while a song is playing - Artwork is displayed in iTunes visualizations - You can print CD jewel case covers or album listings - If you have an iPod photo, nano, or ROKR the album cover will display while the song is playing. Version 1.1 may include Support for non-English versions of iTunes, ability to delete artwork, minor fixes. Can embed 5 covers per session.

iCoverArt for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: December 1, 2005

Latest update: August 24, 2015

Version: 1.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Requires iTunes 4.5 or later installed, Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 16,580

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

2/5

5 User Votes

Would not send license after purchase
urgatorbaitJanuary 4, 2013
Pros
I have not been able to use the software so I cannot speak to any "pros".
Cons
I purchased a license for this software and it said I would receive an e-mail with my license key within 24 hours. Several days came and went with no key. I sent e-mails to both their sales and also their support departments asking for my key. No response. I called the phone number listed on their website for assistance and it said the number was no longer in service. Has this company gone out of business? I don't know.
Summary
Guess my only other recourse is to refute the charges with my credit card company. Very disappointing since this was the only one of many similar apps that I could find that could embed album art into my music files easily.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Jan 6, 2013<p/>Well it seems that I finally got my license sent to me 6 days after I purchased it. The website indicates around a 24 hour turnaround. No further comment.
Is This a Scam?
urgatorbaitJanuary 3, 2013
Pros
None - I paid for a license for this software and never got it sent to me after purchase. Sent several e-mails over several days to both the sales and support departments and got zero responses. Tried calling the phone number on their site - disconnected.
Cons
See above. They have my money and I do not have fully functioning software.
Summary
Did the company go belly up and they forgot to shutoff the e-commerce part of their site? Seems they are taking people's money and not delivering their licenses. Very frustrated.
Apparently doesn't work...
DSanborn78March 25, 2008
Pros
I was not able to accomplish anything with the software, so unfortunately, no pluses...
Cons
Installed for Windows XP SP2. All songs without artwork were marked 'ineligible' (another trial program I used the other day had no issues with any songs - all were ripped directly from my CD's into iTunes). Furthermore, I was not able to hold "SHIFT" and click to select the whole track list, or otherwise select more than one track at a time (not that it matters, again it would not find art for even a single track).
Summary
Won't work properly
Mike32June 29, 2006
Pros
It found all the songs that didn't have album art and had a good user interface.
Cons
Pictures would not load, nor could it find any pictures. (Maybe I did something wrong) <p> <p>In trial can't save album art.
Summary
Quick, slick and polished. It did the job and was inexpensive.
agrangerAugust 16, 2005
Pros
I just ripped my entire 500+ CD collection to iTunes on my PC (mp3 format) so I can fill up my new iPOD Photo. After ripping the files, you let Windows Media Player run in the background for a while to download the images for your songs and then run iCoverArt to bind the images to your music files. They then auto-synch to your iPOD the next time you connect it to your PC and the images display as you play the songs. Too cool!
Cons
The demo version only lets you do 5 songs each time you run it, but it only costs $5 for an unlimited license (PayPal or Creditcard) and I got the license via email about 10 minutes later.
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