Embedded art thumbnails have disappeared

[sundiegojc]

Yesterday I updated PerfectTunes to ver.3.3 and restarted my Windows 10 PC.
Upon restart, none of my audio file icons display their embedded artwork in the Windows Explorer thumbnails, or in the Explorer preview pane. All of my audio files contain embedded art. DbPoweramp's "edit ID3 Tag" context menu confirms that the artwork is present.
I tried reinstalling dBPowerAmp reference 17.2, but with no improvement.
I also tried rebuilding the Win 10 thumbnal cache - also to no avail.

Help me Obiwan Spoon, you're my only hope!

P.S, icons for non-audio files (videos, for example) still display correctly.

[Spoon]

Re: Embedded art thumbnails have disappeared

For which type of audio files?

PerfectTUNES is not involved in displaying thumbnails. dBpoweramp will be, but only for formats not handled by Windows natively.

[sundiegojc]

Re: Embedded art thumbnails have disappeared

Yesterday I updated PerfectTunes to ver.3.3 and restarted my Windows 10 PC.
Upon restart, none of my audio file icons display their embedded artwork in the Windows Explorer thumbnails, or in the Explorer preview pane. All of my audio files contain embedded art. DbPoweramp's "edit ID3 Tag" context menu confirms that the artwork is present.
I tried reinstalling dBPowerAmp reference 17.2, but with no improvement.
I also tried rebuilding the Win 10 thumbnal cache - also to no avail.

Help me Obiwan Spoon, you're my only hope!

P.S, icons for non-audio files (videos, for example) still display correctly.

All of my audio files are displaying this behavior - flac, mp3, m4a (most of my library is flac).

[Spoon]

Re: Embedded art thumbnails have disappeared

Those formats are all self handled by Windows, see this to replace them with dBpoweramp:

https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?38116-Replacing-Windows-10-(or-newer)-system-codec-property-handlers-with-dBpoweramp-s

[sundiegojc]

Re: Embedded art thumbnails have disappeared

Completely uninstalling and reinstalling DbPoweramp, with RevoUninstaller Pro (to remove residuals left behind by DbPowerAmp) solved the problem. Thanks for your help