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  1. I don't use Poweramp on my PC or in my Fiio player. That's why I am trying to get the pairing data out of Poweramp and use it to match the cover images to the music files and embed the images into the music files.
  2. If I export covers from Poweramp, is there a way I can also use the data in Poweramp to pair the cover with the specific music file, and process all this with some app on PC or Android? That is really the key I am looking for. How can I copy hundreds of music files, movie files and image files to/from Android via WiFi in a backgroud job and not ever have difficulty? I do this all the time. If Root Explorer and Powerdirector can do this, why can't any given Android app? I frequently copy TWRP backups which are multiple very large (>10GB) files to and from Android. Never a glitch. Looked up SAF. Hrrmm... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70248631/starting-from-android11-do-i-need-to-comply-to-androids-saf-just-to-even-creat
  3. The problem for me is that the critical data which associates a specific music file with a specific image is in Poweramp. I don't care if the needed function is inside Poweramp or external to it. For me the need is to take the music file, the data which I have painstakingly curated in Poweramp which references the image I prefer and put that image into the music file - and do all of them. If someone showed me a way to do that today, I would JUMP on it, and be happy (ecstatic) to pay for it. THE KEY is that I do not want to search or download images. I've already done that in Poweramp. I want the solution to use the data in Poweramp. To me, the easiest way to do that is to have Poweamp run a background batch process like Automatag. If Automatag could read Poweramp's data to inform it which images to use for which music files.. whoa man would that be a win! @Maxamp keeps saying an Android app like Poweramp can't faithfully and reliably write a file to mass storage. I'm really having a hard time with this because if it could not be done then things like Root Explorer, Autamatag, and Powerdirector would create corrupt files on Android enough to render them useless - but they never do create corrupt files in my experience. That makes me believe reliably writing files (hundreds of them, some >1GB) in background/batch is quite doable on Android.
  4. How about a separate app which will just read the data from Poweramp which ties the specific file to the specific image and then lets you zip all that up, send copy it to a PC or something and have at it? The critical data are those curated image associations that have been painstakingly made over time. I still don't get the whole file writing thing. You can make a copy, delete the original, write a new file, then delete the copy WITH all the associated validations, etc. No? I can edit a 12 GB video file and save it, then copy it to my NAS over WiFi, and copy another similar sized file down to my Android tablet. I can do this with entire directories. Process runs for an hour or more sometimes.. never gets cut off.
  5. That's insanity. There has to be a way to write a file and prohibit the system from terminating the thread during write operations. If the camera app got the axe while writing an image, we'd have garbage images from the camera, etc. I have to believe there is a way to actually write a file to mass storage, flush and close the stream, and still have enough of a process running afterward to verify the file. If there was no way to do this, the file system would be a chaotic mess of garbage corrupt files. I run a lot of background copy jobs (root explorer) where I am copying whole directories - video files, etc. to/from CIFS shares over WFi. If there was a high probability of the processed being force closed and corrupting the files, this would presumably have come up from time to time, but I have literally never had a corrupt file on Android. All that said I am a Windows desktop and systems developer - never done mobile development on Android. What little I have read tells me Google is not an easy overlord to abide.
  6. The problem with that is that it doesn't use the specific images curated within Poweramp. I think the need, at least for me would be to read the image reference data pairing audio files and image files from Powerup, and specifically embed those either within Poweramp or a companion app.
  7. 1. That's on the user, not the software. Pretty easy disclaimers cover that. 2. Process the file in this sequence: a. Make checksum/hash of file. b. Copy file. c. Verify copy with result of step A. d. Modify file with memory validation. f. Write modified file to mass storage, overwriting original. g. Perform xcheck against memory validation of modified file. h. Delete copy. 3. I would pay $10USD or more for this if it has a 'batch process' mode!
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