DownloadThe Album Art Downloader is a program designed to make life easier for anyone who wishes to find and update their album art for their music collection. The sources for the pictures can be defined by creating plugin scripts.
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Doesn't work in Windows 8. I like it on my Windows 7 32bit desktop computer but when I launch it the first time after installing it on my Windows 8 64bit notebook, I get a script error: Compiling scripts... util.boo(76,12): error BCE0005: Unknown identifier: 'Regex' The installer defaults to installing it into the Programs folder, which is for 64 bit programs. I installed it using that default first, got this compilation error. So uninstalled it and reinstalled it into the X86 folder for 32bit programs. Got same error, so I'm permanently uninstalling it and looking for an alternative to use on my Win8 machine. 1 star on Win8, 4 stars on Win7, average = 2.5 stars (I'm rounding it down to 2 stars to fit this star system and because I need it to work on my Win8, where I spend 80% of my time and it doesn't).