See details about a listed track:

• select the track from the list, its name, album, artist and artwork (if assigned in iTunes) will be displayed in the window's upper side.

Remove and artwork from a track:

1. select a track having an assigned artwork from the list
2. the track's artwork will be displayed and the "Remove" button will be enabled
3. press the "Remove" button, this will remove the artwork from the selected tracks and from all tracks of the same album

You have the image of a CD cover. You downloaded it from internet, or in iPhoto after having captured it with a digital camera. Follows those steps to edit and assign it to a track in iTunes:

1. drag the cover's image to the 'Captured Cover' box in OnArtwork
2. proceed with the 9th step in the following section

You have real CD cover in your hands and you want to capture and assign it to a track (and its album) follow those steps:

1. place the camera over your main screen (this is not strictly necessary, but it can help, many newer Mac computers already use an iSight camera integrated in the upper side of the main screen)
2. verify that there is a good illumination (best results can be obtained in rooms having diffused and bright light, while light sources near the camera can generate undesired glares)
3. if the CD cover is mounted on a CD case, remove the CD case, usually the presence of the CD case produces undesired glares
4. press the Capture (or Flash Capture) button on the lower right side of the main window

5. the main screen will become black with a square delimited area filled by your filming video camera
6. a count down will start and you'll listen one beep every second (you can decide the duration of the countdown from the preferences)
7. get your CD cover and place it in front of the camera trying to fill the square delimited area (you need to practice a little, keep the cover with your open hand, avoid to put fingers on the cover, and try to keep the cover perpendicular to the video camera axis)

8. when count down ends you'll listen a flash sound and the capturing window will close
9. the captured cover will appear on the main window and the Adjust palette will open to show the editing controls

10. the editing controls will activate
11. captured cover can moved vertically and horizontally, scaled, rotated and cropped,
12. noise, sharpness, expsoure, saturation, contrast and brightness can be modified too

13. not satisfied with the captured cover ? try again, change lighting, use the Capture Flash button and practice. Send us a feedback at this subject specifying if you need more controls
14. if your capture is satisfying, select a track to which you want to assign the cover (it has to be a track with unassigned cover), then press the "Assign" button

15. the cover will be assigned to the selected track and to other tracks without artwork of the same album