The documentation for the CLI states as follows:
The HTTP server can return cover art for songs using the track ID as returned by the CLI functions. If no cover art exists for the given song, the server returns special "no artwork" image. Please refer to the Artwork Setup documentation for more details on artwork management in Logitech Media Server. Use the following URL:
http://<server>:<port>/music/<track_id>/cover.jpg
where:
<server> is the ip address or name of the server.
<port> is the HTTP port of the server (not the same as the CLI port).
<track_id> is the track ID as returned by the CLI functions.
In addition, there is a shortcut URL to return the artwork of the currently playing song for a player:
http://<server>:<port>/music/current/cover.jpg?player=<playerid>
where:
<server> is the ip address or name of the server.
<port> is the HTTP port of the server (not the same as the CLI port).
<playerid> is the unique identifier for the player, as above. If omitted, the server will use a random player.
Should the file always be called cover.jpg or are other names and/or extensions possible? I know many people use folder.jpg - does this get mapped to cover.jpg for this call or would it remain as folder.jpg? Is a .png extension allowed?
Quote:
The HTTP server can return cover art for songs using the track ID as returned by the CLI functions. If no cover art exists for the given song, the server returns special "no artwork" image. Please refer to the Artwork Setup documentation for more details on artwork management in Logitech Media Server. Use the following URL:
http://<server>:<port>/music/<track_id>/cover.jpg
where:
<server> is the ip address or name of the server.
<port> is the HTTP port of the server (not the same as the CLI port).
<track_id> is the track ID as returned by the CLI functions.
In addition, there is a shortcut URL to return the artwork of the currently playing song for a player:
http://<server>:<port>/music/current/cover.jpg?player=<playerid>
where:
<server> is the ip address or name of the server.
<port> is the HTTP port of the server (not the same as the CLI port).
<playerid> is the unique identifier for the player, as above. If omitted, the server will use a random player.
