CoverScout 3, a tool for the covers of your discs: Features

CoverScout 3, a tool for the covers of your discs: Features

He has spent considerable time since the first time we spoke of CoverScout in Applesfera, and the program has greatly improved in quality, function and the visual aspect of it. Add headlines to your albums from iTunes is that the truth has never been so easy and so comfortable to use, except the automatic feature of iTunes itself, of course. But for those discs that are not on iTunes, or that we have labeled evil, we must find another solution. And that is where CoverScout.

In the interface we find the list of records that we have in iTunes on our right, the covers of the albums in CoverFlow mode in the middle, and top potential candidates who can choose to cover our discs. The interface, quite minimalist, makes the task of adding the covers is fairly intuitive.

It is also possible to open a browser window from within the program, which tabs appear on the various search sites selected.

The search for the covers can make it in different stores Amazon, among the images in Google and the catalog of Wal-Mart, so there are quite a few chances of finding what you’re looking for. One detail is that the covers are classified as star quality (size) of the same, so we can select the best choice with just one click.

And if you do not find the edit button allows you to capture directly from the iSight the cover, as well as edit the covers that for whatever reason (bad scan, wrong color, etc.) do not match the original. All this in a more comfortable and intuitive to use.

You can also add a color, in case the resolution on the cover is low, and the scaling of the same make the home appear blurred. We can also count on an extended clipboard, where we can go after leaving the images to use them. Another feature is the ability to print the covers, front and rear discs, and so on.

CoverScout costing 29.95 euros. A program is very well done and, if needed, can solucionarte once and for all the problems with the covers of the discs rebels.