[morrowkp1]

So I am having an issue where the "My Library" page doesn't display album art for songs I imported from iTunes.

The album art shows when I play the song, but just the generic art shows in the my library which really bothers me.

I tried album art grabber and no luck.

Any ideas???

[vampiresoftheday]

I am also having the same issue, it is a bit of an ugly sight on an otherwise beautiful device.

[morrowkp1]

Is anyone else additionally having this issue?

[marlinwebster]

I'm having exactly the same issue... and I've searched and searched for a solution with no resolution. Anyone know how to solve this issue?

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[pokingmon]

This has been an issue since the original Google Music app became available. My Galaxy S2 was having this problem when it was still on GB, and continued to have the problem even on ICS. I remember seeing somewhere on the innernets (probably on AC forums) that it was a known issue.

So yeah, not isolated to the N7. Seriously though, how long does it take to fix something like this? If it's been a known issue since last year you'd think something this small would have been addressed by now.

EDIT: To clarify, you'll notice that the "My Library" widget is just aggregating your content from movies/music/books/magazines, so when Google Music fails to display album art it's going to reflect that lack of album art on the My Library widget too. So it's not My Library's fault, it's the Music app messing up.

[MartinYazz]

I have the same problem too.
Ive just bought my Nexus 7 and have loaded the generic Google Music Player app.
My library under the "play music" widget/icon shows all the artwork so I dont think it is the music app thats messing it up

[paulsalter]

I have the same, music app shows covers perfectly, my library widget just has generic covers

I think I read somewhere that it only works if you use google music (if its in googles cloud covers show), manually add music to device and no cover in the widget

[Sarahmh0906]

I FOUND THE SOLUTION!
if you are wanting to access music from your itunes, and your album cover/art does not show under 'library' , i have found the solution. steps:
1- delete your music off of the google music player. (especially if you had hooked up your nexus and got your music onto your device via computer)
2-using your computer, go onto google's music website
3- search for "my music manager"
4- install (spam free/ safe, you will not regret installing)
5- link the program to your google account (email, plus, etc.)
6- the program will create a 'cloud;' where all of your content (pictures, music, videos, etc) will be stored.
7- 'run' the program and follow directions. it will take all itunes files and automaticly store them in your 'cloud'
8- wait patiently as your music is transfered (you can set it up so that all future itunes purchases will automaticly transfer to device)
9- access music on your device easily
10- album cover will now be shown in 'library' on home screen.
Problem solved

[jrwatson]

Isn't that how most people get music on their device?

My only (time-consuming) solution is to go into the google music website, log into your acct, and manually add album art. Most of my albums have the artwork, but the resolution is TERRIBLE (clearly meant for a small device like an iPod), so I replaced images for albums I listened to the most.

[jlo8720]

99% of my hundreds of albums kept the proper album art (looks good too)

the way ive dealt with the other 1% (only a few times ive done it) is to go into the album from the web () and manually add a jpeg. takes only a few seconds before it will update on the device

as far as the main issue of widget performance, i haven't really found a way around it, other than reloading (like the above step) or rebooting the device, which always works.

[kyleuk]

can't access Google music from UK, sort it out Google -

[a1kemist]

My only (time-consuming) solution is to go into the google music website, log into your acct, and manually add album art. Most of my albums have the artwork, but the resolution is TERRIBLE (clearly meant for a small device like an iPod), so I replaced images for albums I listened to the most.

This... and it's a real pain. I had to do it this way and still haven't finished. I normally use Zune player and I can get my album art from there. Works all fine and dandy there but when I uploaded my music to Google Music, it lost the connection with album art. Not to mention Google music botched up somehow and ALL my music that didn't have album art ended up with one of my Enya album covers *facepalm*

[kevinisin]

Hi, where do you get a good quality jpeg? "and manually add a jpeg"

[B. Diddy]

Just do a Google image search for the album.

[FiftyEight]

Isn't that how most people get music on their device?

My only (time-consuming) solution is to go into the google music website, log into your acct, and manually add album art. Most of my albums have the artwork, but the resolution is TERRIBLE (clearly meant for a small device like an iPod), so I replaced images for albums I listened to the most.

Is there any other way to do this? I've tried using various VPN services to fake being in the US but none will work. It says Google Music isn't available in my territory (Canada) yet it came installed on my gnex...

[test101010]

Solution
Clear the data from google play


First off, make sure that your albums are correctly labeled. If you don’t take this step, the others won’t matter.
Then, download a “album art grabber” app from Google Play. Their are plenty of free ones out there.
Open the album art grabber, and “grab” you’re album art covers (this can take quite some time).
After the app finds all your album art, go to Settings>Apps>All >Music.or Google Play Music
Hit the “clear data” button. This will wipe out everything in your Google Music app (playlists, settings, etc).
Now, open up the music app.
It will scan your device for music, and this time it will find it with its related album artwork.

[MarkFL88]

Solution
Clear the data from google play


First off, make sure that your albums are correctly labeled. If you don’t take this step, the others won’t matter.
Then, download a “album art grabber” app from Google Play. Their are plenty of free ones out there.
Open the album art grabber, and “grab” you’re album art covers (this can take quite some time).
After the app finds all your album art, go to Settings>Apps>All >Music.or Google Play Music
Hit the “clear data” button. This will wipe out everything in your Google Music app (playlists, settings, etc).
Now, open up the music app.
It will scan your device for music, and this time it will find it with its related album artwork.

This is the method I use as well whenever I add new music the art work never shows until I add it with album art grabber then clear the data from the Google play music app as test101010 described.