You can enable the display of the 'Artwork Count' column and sort by that column. If you are going to drag thousands of tracks from iTunes to Yate, make sure Yate is in Playlist mode. That way you will eliminate the redundant folder searches for additional tracks.

As you are more than likely not going to find all your missing artwork at one sitting it may be a better solution to run a batch action which logs those tracks with missing artwork. If you save the log, you'll have a record you can come back to. In this case as artwork is typically missing on an album basis, you can put Yate in Album mode, copy a folder identified in the log results to the system clipboard and do an 'Open path from clipboard'.

The action is quite simple. Use a single 'Exists' statement with Artwork selected and set it to Does not exist.

I use filters all the time. The only difference is that I do it from album/track databases. Being persistent I find them more useful than loading thousands of tracks at a time.

However, that being said, far be it from me to dictate how people like to work. The file list already has the ability to hide selected/non selected rows and to filter on column data. I think that by adding a few more options I can easily get you to where you want to be. I'll add the feature to my list.

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