Problems with GD3 Cover Art

[nottlv]

Has anyone else noticed that the images from GD3 sometimes have color problems, where the entire image is overlaid with a sepia tone (yellow/brown hue)? I've already ripped most of my rock & jazz collection, so I'm now just about down with my classical CDs (about 100 or so left of my 1000 albums), and I've noticed this on several discs, though only classical album covers IIRC. Here is an example this I ran across earlier today (scaled down from the originals).

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[Spoon]

Re: Problems with GD3 Cover Art

I am guessing it is the scanner which was trying to correct the colors.

[nottlv]

Re: Problems with GD3 Cover Art

I guess something like that is plausible, though it's pretty obvious there isn't some sort of human review of these because it's not like it's a subtle issue. Just something I thought I would mention if you want to pass it on to GD3; I must have seen roughly 100 similar examples of the 1000 classical CDs I ripped, so that's a pretty high percentage.

[SBurke]

Re: Problems with GD3 Cover Art

I've noticed that quite often; it's clearly something happening with the scan used for the album art source, not something going on with dBpoweramp. I just correct the album-art tag in Media Monkey once I've added the rip to the database.