album-art | Fetch cover art for an artist or album : The Beatles | REST library

I'm fairly new to Python and Selenium.

My goal is to automate the process of googling a phrase, clicking the first image present in the image results page, waiting for the larger image to load, and then downloading and saving that larger image to a local directory. (The idea is to save a higher-quality version of the image than those initially present in the search results.)

Here's my code that works to download only the initial "smaller" images. (I've omitted all imports, etc., for brevity):

I'm trying to make a 'Favorite Albums' app using React, GraphQL, Apollo, MongoDB, and Express. I'm having trouble implementing a feature that automatically grabs cover art from a localhost server that queries the MusicBrainz API. So far, the art-fetching aspect works perfectly: if I enter an artist + album combination, I get the cover art and that album is returned to the client side.

My ideal flow is this:

• When the app loads, get the albums data from MongoDB.
• If an album has a thumbnail property (a URL to the cover art),
  • use the thumbnail and display the image.
• Else,
  • go fetch the cover art.
  • Display the image once the promise is fulfilled.

The problem is, getAlbumCover(album) always returns a promise, as async functions seem to do. I'm just not sure what I have to do to make it return the URL from the fetch operation. Any help would be immensely appreciated.

Below is the code for the Album component.

Im trying to implement an autoplay function into this audio player but I cant get it to work, I have been trying for ages and I feel like I wanna give up. Any help would be helpful. I am pretty new to learning javascript and hope that I will find my answer here. I somehow got it working once but then i forgot to actually save the code and it all went away and now im questioning my life's choices

I want to load cover audio art in android for show list of audio from device. For this purpose i used this following Link:

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Like following picture:

And my code for Load audio files:

I want to see if I can get information about the currently playing song, to be able to show more information about it, or just the information I get instead.

I've wanted to check it out because I've noticed there is a setting (here) on a popular music player app called "Musicolet", of "Broadcast album art". Sure it says just "album art", but it also says it's for "3rd party". So I wanted to investigate if it's possible.

Not sure if it's possible or not. I see conflicting answers about it.

I've found some interesting links about it:

1. I've also found a question on StackOverflow (here) about getting it, but it is missing some crucial code.
2. On the other hand, I've found another post saying that it's not official and that you probably can't do it, here.
3. I've noticed that Spotify had (or still have?) something like that (here, except I can't see album art there), but it's a bit old.
4. I've also found an interesting interface RemoteControlClient.OnMetadataUpdateListener (from here), but couldn't find any sample or tutorial about it, except perhaps this one one from XDA.

Of course, I tried using the tips I've found from those links, but failed to get anything to really work.

So maybe it was not possible in the past, and then it was possible. But then for some reason I don't see a sample/tutorial of how to use it, including on the docs.

I think that it if's possible, it requires notification access, because it's about the same as reading the currently playing music from the notification of the music player.

1. Is it possible to register to a callback (and also query whenever you wish) of when a song plays, and get information about it ?

   Meaning song-title, album-name, file-path/uri, album-art...

2. If it's possible, how? What does it require?

3. If it's not possible, is there any workaround? Anything that works for some apps? Maybe something that exists in the notifications, more officially, that I can detect that it's of this kind, and fetch this information?

I'm trying to create a gradient bottom border to separate my table rows.

I'm using the ::after state of the table row to create the border and trying to use position: absolute to position it at the bottom of the row. I think the problem is that the table row's ::after state is seeing the table element as the closest parent with a defined position and not the normal state of the table row. I've given the table row position: relative to try to get the ::after state to position relative to the row, but to no avail.

Is there any way I can get the ::after state to position at the bottom of each row and not at the bottom of the whole table?

I would like to edit the metadata of a lot of .mp3 files. I do not want to do this using a GUI, or any manual one-by-one way. I would like to write a script that adds tags for me. I am in search of a command or way of manually editing the metadata so that I could write something like this:

I saw a lot of similar problems, but after many tries, still I don't know why my retrofit Get request returning null. I tried code this with many tutorials, spent one day on solution. URL from code should return all of cd's in database.

Below is client code in onCreate method in HomeFragment.class

I just started coding Python a few days ago. I'm still a noob but I'm familiar with other languages so I'm learning quick. I need help with this script I'm writing. I'm using Mutagen to tag m4a files but I'm having issues with saving artwork from a url. (Python Version 3.7.4)

Mutagen Api: https://mutagen.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/mp4.html

Below is code that works but it only works for local images. I need to be able to do the same thing but with an image from a url: https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music123/v4/e3/4a/e6/e34ae621-5922-140d-7db0-f6ce0b44d626/19UMGIM78396.rgb.jpg/1400x1400bb.jpg.