Find missing ringtones, understand the mysterious 'Other' on iOS devices, and print album lists<article>
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It’s the holiday season, and many of you may have new Macs, new iOS devices, or new content to add to your iTunes library. This week, I look at questions about poster art for movies, printing a list of albums, and the infamous “Other” content on iOS devices.
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<strong>Q: I buy movies and download the digital copies into iTunes and normally it runs smoothly. However, I have a couple of movies that don’t show the poster in iTunes. I tried right-clicking and downloading artwork but that didn’t work. Any ideas on how to fix it?</strong>
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As far as I know, the Get Album Artwork menu item you’re talking about only works with music. For movies, you need to find your own cover art.
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I use Google whenever I need artwork for movies. Just do a search for the movie, then click Images to find the right poster art. Make sure to download a file large enough so it displays well on your TV—I generally choose at least 600 pixels wide.
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Find missing ringtones, understand the mysterious 'Other' on iOS devices, and print album lists
