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Ah, good to know.   I think I have it dialed in now, I just won't mess with it again (hopefully).   :)

That's OK, I don't use ratings or play count.   :)   Plus to be honest, I don't remember what the exact old path was.  The hard drive had a weird super-long letter/number sequence in between the /media and the /drive name, something like /media/ASD2342DFS2333DSD234/music which is the reason I wiped it in the first place.   I was having a hard time installing some of the perl bits necessary to make your plugins work and that seemed to be the issue, since when I moved them to another drive they installed normally.   

Thanks again!

Oh sure, now I see it (that'll teach me not to read  :) ):  "the auto-finding of covers for albums during collection scans is not implemented yet"

I just uninstalled v1.15, deleted the whole ~/.config/gmusicbrowser/ folder, reinstalled 1.02 and set it up from scratch.    And huzzah, cover art!

Thanks for the help!    (I did try your suggestion about editing the tags file, but it was 12.4 MB and I figured just recreating it would be easier than trying to get in there and edit it   :) )

Hi all,

I had gmusicbrowser working fine, and then I needed to format and reinstall my media drive (it's a long story).   I reloaded all of the files, and now the cover art refuses to load in gmusicbrower.  I have tried v1.01 and v1.02, and also uninstalled v1.02 and installed the v1.15 alpha with no luck.    With v1.15 I was able to force the art to display by going into full-screen and choosing the .jpg that resides in the album folder, but there's no way I'm going to do that for all of my music.     It is almost acting like the old folder art path is cached somewhere.    

I've rebooted a few times with no luck, done the "check for updated/deleted" and "search for new songs" and successfully had other players load the art (but with almost 50,000 songs, I don't want to use anything else).    Any thoughts?
Thanks!

Edit:  Oh yeah, I'm using Ubuntu 9.10.