Hi,
Using PMS 1.10.1, on Windows Vista Ultimate 64 - connected to a PS3 running firmware 2.60.
I'm finding that audio tracks containing large album art images show thumbnails correctly in the list of tracks in XMB, but when actually playing the track (eg: over the Earth/Canyon visualisers) the PS3 album art image is shown. The same audio track streamed through other DLNA servers (eg: Twonky) shows the album art correctly in both places.
In my case, my album art is part of the AAC .m4a files I have as part of my iTunes library. Normally I have .m4a excluded from transcoding - so PMS streams AAC data to the PS3. Reverting this such that .m4a files get transcoded to PCM does not resolve this.
Here is data from DEBUG.LOG from a track that works without problems (displaying album art in both places correctly):
pool-60-thread-1] DEBUG 21:24:21.535 Media info of : D:\iPod Music\2 Bit Pie\2 Pie Island\01 Fly.m4a / mimeType: audio/mp4 / container: null / bitrate: 128 / size: 5908782 / codecV: null / duration: 00:06:01.00 / width: 0 / height: 0 / frameRate: null / thumb size : 12338
audio: id=0 / lang: null / codec: aac / sf:44100
..and here is data from a track that only shows the image as part of the list of tracks in the XMB - ie: the image does not show when the track is played.
[pool-68-thread-2] DEBUG 21:25:13.552 Media info of : D:\iPod Music\Death Cab For Cutie\Narrow Stairs\02 I Will Possess Your Heart.m4a / mimeType: audio/mp4 / container: null / bitrate: 128 / size: 8573976 / codecV: null / duration: 00:08:25.00 / width: 0 / height: 0 / frameRate: null / thumb size : 412203
audio: id=0 / lang: null / codec: aac / sf:44100
Note the much larger 'thumb size'. The first (working) track's album art is 270x270 in size, while the second track's is 525x525.
I suspect this is the same issue a TVersity user is reporting here: http://whathifi.com/forums/t/173250.aspx and here: http://forum.tversity.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11883
Is it possible for PMS to rescale the album art sent to the DLNA client if it exceeds the size/dimensions displayable by the XMB during playback?
Cheers,
Dean
