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Grab iTunes Artwork for Music, Movies, and TV Shows Photo by Photo Mojo Matthew wote in with a roundabout way to retrieve blocked high-res iTunes artwork: It’s been a real drag not being able to get at the high-resolution artwork since Apple blocked our attempts (Ex: The Josher Method). But there is a new found way that is available to anyone that owns an Apple TV or possibly a regular Mac! While browsing my Apple TV, I noticed that when a movie, TV show, or song is selected, there is a high-res image of the album/cover art displayed to the left. This got me thinking, it has to be stored somewhere for it to show it. I did some digging and found a folder in the file system for just that purpose. Full-sized art in unencrypted jpg format is “cached” in separate folders on the hard drive. With a SSH or FTP-enabled Apple TV, navigate to /mnt/Scratch/private/tmp/Front Row/Images There, folders contain the cover art of all music/TV shows/movies that was selected in the last browsing session! There will also be the low-res images there, but ignore them. The high-res images will be named original.jpg.

You can use these just like normal tags. RSS feeds that have one of those system tags added will automatically become a rss-with-enclosures file.The tag “system:media:audio” includes * *.mp3 tagged as “system:filetype:mp3“ * *.wav tagged as “system:filetype:wav“ The tag “system:media:video” includes * *.mpg tagged as “system:filetype:mpg“ * *.mpeg tagged as “system:filetype:mpeg“ * *.avi tagged as “system:filetype:avi“ * *.wmv tagged as “system:filetype:wmv“ * *.mov tagged as “system:filetype:mov“ Examples: * ALL music items on delicious: http://del.icio.us/tag/system:media:audio * mp3s tagged as “mashups”: http://del.icio.us/tag/system:filetype:mp3+mashups * ALL video items on delicious: http://del.icio.us/tag/system:media:video RSS/Podcasting Examples: * ALL music items on delicious as a podcast: http://del.icio.us/rs

The Lossless JPEG Toolbox de Michael Lee propose de nouveaux outils gratuits (pour Windows seulement, désolé) parmi lesquels on peut noter: * Lossless Logo pour ajouter un logo à une ou plusieurs images * GPSStamper pour insérer sur une image les coordonnées GPS, la localisation, la description IPTC, etc. * MetadataMirror pour afficher un ensemble complet de métadonnées embarquées dans une ou plusieurs images (métadonnées Exif, IPTC, XMP, profil ICC, etc.). Le programme est basé sur l'excellent ExifTool de Phil Harvey (télécharger la dernière version et la remplacer dans le dossier d'installation de MetadataMirror). Il ne fait rien de plus qu'ExifTool, mais si vous n'aimez pas trop les lignes de commandes ce programme est pour vous...

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