29.06.2007 10:35 Uhr, Quelle: Hardmac.com

And now for some CoverFlow mania

Well, seems like CoverFlow is all the rage right now. We had it on iTunes, we'll have it for files in Leopard and it's coming to an iPhone near you (well, if you live in the USA). My main gripe about CoverFlow has been that, on my 1800+ album iTunes Library, I had maybe 10% of album with cover art. Then came iTunes I-don't-remember-which-number and it could grabd covert arts from the iTS, but that still made for only about 50% of my Library. And CoverFlow is ugly and pretty useless with "blank" cover art. So I went and started looking for a tool to allow me to add the missing artworks. I started using Corripio, which is pretty neat, allowing you to batch search through your library and grab covers off the iTunes Music Store, Coveralia, Walmart, and Buy.com for artwork that is no less than 500x500 in resolution (and it uses plugins). My main gripe was that there is no way to transfer the covers that you already grabbed from th

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