Album Artwork As Screen Saver
Please forgive me if this has been answered or is a really dumb question - I am not a frequent Mac user who is trying to help out a fellow employee with his iTunes Album Artwork issues.
Working on a MacBook Pro (2.33Ghz Intel Duo, 2Gb/120Gb), he's having trouble getting recently downloaded album artwork to run in the screen saver. He can only select one folder to use as the screen saver - all the downloaded art is in a host of folder after subfolder so he can't just the select "downloads" folder in the Album Artwork folder. He can select the art that he's had on his system for a while, and the screen saver will display all of that, but not any of the downloads for his newer music.
Does he actually have to link the new, downloaded art to the tracks in iTunes before it falls into the folder that he can use for the screen saver? And if so, how can he tell what art is what, since they're all unreadable files?
Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you!
Working on a MacBook Pro (2.33Ghz Intel Duo, 2Gb/120Gb), he's having trouble getting recently downloaded album artwork to run in the screen saver. He can only select one folder to use as the screen saver - all the downloaded art is in a host of folder after subfolder so he can't just the select "downloads" folder in the Album Artwork folder. He can select the art that he's had on his system for a while, and the screen saver will display all of that, but not any of the downloads for his newer music.
Does he actually have to link the new, downloaded art to the tracks in iTunes before it falls into the folder that he can use for the screen saver? And if so, how can he tell what art is what, since they're all unreadable files?
Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you!
Mac OS X (10.4.9)
