1
I bought some music online and downloaded it in FLAC format, and I was pleasantly surprised to see some artwork apparently embedded into each audio file. I suspect that they're a bit higher resolution than Windows' "Extra large icons" preview, so is there a way to extract them into their own files?
Basically the reverse of this:
Embed album art image to FLAC file with ffmpeg
I use MP3Nity to do this...Best tag software ever coded, worth every penny x2, use the trial software to be sure it meets your needs before purchase, free upgrades for life......http://www.littlelan.com/mp3nity/
– Moab – 2017-06-24T00:32:36.740@Moab: Okay, it's been a few days and no one else has said anything. I've installed mp3nity, but can't figure out how to extract a graphical image from FLAC to a standalone image file. Do you think you could post an answer to that effect? Thanks! – AaronD – 2017-06-28T04:06:52.477
When you open MP3Nity and have the directory open and flac files "selected", look in the lower right pane and select "Picture" button, then you can export them or add a new image. – Moab – 2017-07-02T01:02:53.713