Hello, just joined up to pass comment on SK Jukebox. A truly marvelous piece of software!
I've just got the arduous task of ripping my CD collection now! :-/
One question, which I cannot find an answer to in the search option. When I rip using Windows Media Player for XP at 192Kbps (supposed to be a happy medium between quality and disk space), the cover art gets saved as folder.jpg which is fine, but as a hidden file. SK Juke cannot make use of this file, until I open it in my fave graphics package and resave which takes away the hidden attribute. I also rename to the artist name as I'm thinking that the auto-update that WMP does from the internet might put the file back to hidden at some point in the future, as it seems to do with several CDs that it cannot identify, and renames my hard work of typing each track title back to 01-Track 1, 02 Track 2 
Have i missed something with the hidden file trick? Not too much of an issue, but I'm sure easily sorted.
Cheers, Tony
Well, you could always use a batch file to clear the attribute. 'attrib -h *.* /S' will do it, so either do the following, depending if you're OK with a command prompt or not :
Option 1
- Start -> Run -> type 'cmd' and hit Enter (type it without the quotes)
- Browse to the root of your mp3's
- Type 'attrib -h *.* /S' and hit Enter (again, without the quotes)
Option 2
- Open Windows Explorer and browse to the root of your mp3's
- In the file/directory listing on the right, right click an empty space and select New -> Text Document
- Call the file 'unhide.bat'
- Right click the file and select Edit
- Type 'attrib -h *.* /S' and hit save the file (again, without the quotes)
- Just double click the file and it'll clear the hidden attribute