Your album now should turn out with the artwork that you have inserted with iTunes (or other music players) now. Select the option 'Delete all MP3 Tags'.Scroll down to 'Advanced' and open the sub menu.Go over to the MP3dit app and open the song.Ensure the song is in the Music Player by playing it.To remove all the songs in the specific album.This is because Samsung automatically attaches the album artwork to the first song of the album that has an album artwork and sets it as default to ALL the songs in that album. The fix: Download an application called MP3dit which is freely available in the Play Store. (Note 3) The album artwork I have attached to the albums in iTunes is not showing up, and instead shows another unrelated album which applies to the whole album. mp3 format and then drag them into my Samsung phone. I have faced this problem for a very long time, and have finally decided to try to fix it, finally came up with the solution how to.īefore I continue, I use iTunes on my computer to manage all my songs, copy them out in. Technically, you're adding a new album at this point, but at least it will have the right album art. If everything in the first step was tried and the album art has not changed, I would suggest changing the album's name. Ideally, AlbumArt.jpg should be a perfect square.įourth, try copying the album's folder back to the phone.
Third, make sure there is an AlbumArt.jpg representing the correct album art in the album's folder.
Delete Folder.jpg, AlbumArt.jpg, and AlbumArtSmall.jpg in the offending album's folder (and any other jpgs that represent the old album art. and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (recommended). Second, go to Folder Options / View / Advanced Settings / Show hidden files and folders. In this case, leave it for a day and try again. First, it seems that album art is cached, so after deleting the offending album, closing the music player, and restarting the phone, it might still persist.
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