Songs you imported into the Music app yourself or synced from a computer often get no artwork from Apple Music, so in Primuse’s Apple Music source they used to show the default cover. In versions after 1.13.1 (133), iPhone and iPad then use the song’s cover from the system media library, or else the cover embedded in the audio file; Mac uses the embedded cover. Cloud-only songs with no file on this device still have none. Covers are saved on the device, so a cover you change later in the Music app may not show up in Primuse.
After updating, open songs from the Apple Music source; missing covers are filled in as they appear.
On iPhone and iPad, make sure Primuse is allowed to access Media & Apple Music.
For songs that still have no cover, embed artwork in the audio file on your computer, then sync it to the Music app again.
Overview
Songs you imported into the Music app yourself or synced from a computer often get no artwork from Apple Music, so in Primuse’s Apple Music source they used to show the default cover. In versions after 1.13.1 (133), iPhone and iPad then use the song’s cover from the system media library, or else the cover embedded in the audio file; Mac uses the embedded cover. Cloud-only songs with no file on this device still have none. Covers are saved on the device, so a cover you change later in the Music app may not show up in Primuse.
Steps
- After updating, open songs from the Apple Music source; missing covers are filled in as they appear.
- On iPhone and iPad, make sure Primuse is allowed to access Media & Apple Music.
- For songs that still have no cover, embed artwork in the audio file on your computer, then sync it to the Music app again.