When I load a group of albums into Yate (having organised the folders, created covers, etc.) I often find I've missed something, regardless of how careful I've been.

There are several points along the way where certain things I do act as a kind of "check sum" to catch the mistakes.

When it comes to covers, there are a couple of gotchas.

Roon will automatically use an image file if it's called cover, folder, front, etc. Plex will not.

Thanks to you, I have an action that will look into the folders the tracks come from & load up an image with "cover.jpg" in the name, so that there is a specific cover image connected to each album.

But I won't know if I've missed any until I drop the albums into the library folder & wait. This can take a long time with big box sets. Then I have to take them out again, fix the mistakes & put them back in.

One thing that would be really handy would be to see how many cover images are loaded. If it's a 54 (or 154) disc set, some kind of number would let me know know if I have the right number of covers without going through the long-winded loading-removing-reloading process to find out.

The attached screenshot is a 53 album set. If it were to say "53" at the top or bottom of the covers column or maybe "1 of 53" above or below the larger cover image, I would know than none are missing before I drop the set into the library folder & that could save me a lot of time. 🙂