Right-click on an album or song. Select “Album info.” Click on “Edit” then “Artwork.” Choose the “Add Artwork” option.
Conclusion: Playing and Recording Sound in PythonPlay a large range of audio formats, including WAV, MP3 and NumPy arrays. Record audio from your microphone to a NumPy or Python array. Store your recorded audio a range of different formats, including WAV and MP3.
Here is how to add example.png as album cover into example.mp3 with mutagen:
from mutagen.mp3 import MP3
from mutagen.id3 import ID3, APIC, error
audio = MP3('example.mp3', ID3=ID3)
# add ID3 tag if it doesn't exist
try:
audio.add_tags()
except error:
pass
audio.tags.add(
APIC(
encoding=3, # 3 is for utf-8
mime='image/png', # image/jpeg or image/png
type=3, # 3 is for the cover image
desc=u'Cover',
data=open('example.png').read()
)
)
audio.save()
I've used the eyeD3 module to do this exact thing.
def update_id3(mp3_file_name, artwork_file_name, artist, item_title):
#edit the ID3 tag to add the title, artist, artwork, date, and genre
tag = eyeD3.Tag()
tag.link(mp3_file_name)
tag.setVersion([2,3,0])
tag.addImage(0x08, artwork_file_name)
tag.setArtist(artist)
tag.setDate(localtime().tm_year)
tag.setTitle(item_title)
tag.setGenre("Trance")
tag.update()
Looks like you have to add a special type of frame to the MP3. See the site on ID3 tags
Also the tutorial for mutagen implies that you can add ID3 tags in mutagen see
Possible solution
Are you trying to embed images into a lot of files? If so, I found a script (see the link) that goes through a set of directories, looks for images, and the embeds them into MP3 files. This was useful for me when I wanted to actually have something to look at in CoverFlow on my (now defunct) iPhone.
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