Find Low Resolution Album Cover Art

This software review is for Find Low Resolution Album Cover Art, a free and user-friendly script that can be utilized to locate iTunes artwork for a track and to transfer that track to a "low res" playlist if it includes low-resolution artwork. With the introduction of iTunes 7's Cover Flow, older and low-resolution album cover art can be an eyesore, but iTunes won't search for high-resolution artwork if a track already has artwork. To make your library look polished in Cover Flow, it's critical to be able to identify and remove albums with low-resolution artwork – and that's where Find Low Res Art comes into play.

The script is designed to locate tracks that have low-resolution artwork, making it simple to sort out these albums and eliminate them. Installation is a breeze - you simply need to place the Find Low Res Art script in your iTunes script directory, typically located at ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts, and restart iTunes. In terms of usage, start by selecting the songs you'd like to scan for low-resolution artwork, then go to your scripts menu and choose "Find Low Res Art." From there, follow the on-screen prompts and sit back and relax as the script does its magic.

Even better, the script is capable of scanning 6,000 songs in about 12 minutes using its "fast" mode on an Intel Mac. Overall, Find Low Resolution Album Cover Art is an excellent tool for anyone who wants to tidy up their iTunes library and make their Cover Flow look sharp.