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Asset UPnP allows you to set custom images for specific browse tree items, by placing image files with matching names in "AssetUserUpstreamImages" folder.
For an example, add image named New Order.png to replace the artist shown image for New Order, or if an artist name likely to be used elsewhere in the tree, can specify the whole shown browse path:
Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png
The name matching is performed using only plain latin text characters (a-z), case-insensitively.
For an example, neworder.png, New Order.png and new order.png all match New Order.
Windows specifics
The images are located in:
Mac OS specifics
The images are located in:
Linux/QNAP/Synology specifics
Look for uMediaLibrary-r7/AssetUserUpstreamImages in your Asset profile folder.
Since R7.3, the images can be manipulated through Asset's web interface - Advanced section, Edit Custom Images.
For an example, add image named New Order.png to replace the artist shown image for New Order, or if an artist name likely to be used elsewhere in the tree, can specify the whole shown browse path:
Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png
The name matching is performed using only plain latin text characters (a-z), case-insensitively.
For an example, neworder.png, New Order.png and new order.png all match New Order.
Windows specifics
The images are located in:
Code:
%appdata%\dBpoweramp\uMediaLibrary\AssetUserUpstreamImages
The images are located in:
Code:
~/Library/dBpoweramp/uMediaLibrary-r7/AssetUserUpstreamImages
Look for uMediaLibrary-r7/AssetUserUpstreamImages in your Asset profile folder.
Since R7.3, the images can be manipulated through Asset's web interface - Advanced section, Edit Custom Images.