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Album poster and other images can be found in multiple numbers and in different url under different names, but they always seem to be available on the same location on an album's page:
What argument do you think can fetch that? It should be able to just to crawl html and get the image(s), If I need to edit json.config for it to work, please explain exactly how I need to format it (I'm bad at it)
Also, perhaps, it is a concern for another thread but I don't think that --write-metadata logs all data about the album in the json file.
For example it's not writing down (see screenshot) year of the album release, "catalogue number", and "published by" information as well as uploader of the album.
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I've added a new covers option that will download album cover images in addition to the actual soundtrack (dc7b46b) , but you'll need to wait till the next release or install the dev version to use it.
please explain exactly how I need to format it (I'm bad at it)
For example it's not writing down (see screenshot) year of the album release, "catalogue number", and "published by" information as well as uploader of the album.
Album poster and other images can be found in multiple numbers and in different url under different names, but they always seem to be available on the same location on an album's page:
example of album pages with covers:
https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/last-kingdom-goddess-of-victory-nikke-original-soundtrack-2024
https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/u.t.boot-vol.1-toriel-2017
What argument do you think can fetch that? It should be able to just to crawl html and get the image(s), If I need to edit json.config for it to work, please explain exactly how I need to format it (I'm bad at it)
Also, perhaps, it is a concern for another thread but I don't think that --write-metadata logs all data about the album in the json file.
For example it's not writing down (see screenshot) year of the album release, "catalogue number", and "published by" information as well as uploader of the album.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: