equinux CoverScout 2.3.10 - Manual (Page 4)

Introduction
Welcome to CoverScout, the simple, yet powerful
way to enhance your iTunes music library with
authentic album artwork.
iTunes‘ Best Buddy
iTunes' new Cover Flow feature is great, but have you been
able to find those hard-to-get covers like the White Album or
maybe Weird Al Yankovic's Alapalooza? The latest version of
CoverScout has you covered as the perfect complement to
iTunes 7. With the ability to easily search and find high-
resolution images from sources like Amazon and Google
Images, CoverScout is the ideal cover art application tool.
Import Your iTunes Library Automatically
You don‘t have to worry about exporting your iTunes library
into another format or synchronizing two applications
manually. CoverScout loads your music library every time you
start the application and makes it available as a browseable list
of albums.
Convenient Library Browser
Your Library Browser not just displays the artists and album
titles, but also incorporates a status indicator. You‘ll see at a
glance if your music has covers, and where they are stored.
Built-in Artwork Review
Checking a track‘s artwork status does not require switching to
iTunes. Just select the track in CoverScout to review the cover
and other information – the integrated size slider lets you
shrink and expand the preview size at will.
Seamless iTunes Integration
When you‘re done with applying your covers, hop over to
iTunes to listen to your favorite songs. CoverScout provides
contextual menu items to let the music play or to view your
music files in the Finder.
Search Artwork All Over the Web
CoverScout supports various Amazon websites and the
resources available via the Google image search. To search for
rare covers, you can even use the web itself and browse any
website for album artwork.
Capture Your Own
Your cover just cannot be found on the web, but it‘s lying right
next to you? CoverScout lets you apply it to your iTunes library
directly, using any QuickTime™ compatible camera. You can
even crop, rotate, and scale the captured image to achieve the
best results!
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