I download 78rpm songs from YouTube using MediaHuman's YouTube To MP3. However rather than keeping the image from the YouTube video, I have found on the internet an image of the actual 78rpm label and prefer to use it. I learned how to do this from a prior forum request and for 99% of my songs it works fine. However there are a few that initially seem to have stored my image in the Codex, but haven't really.
The image I want is stored in: C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\art along with about 3700 other record label images.
Using VLC, I select and play the song. The song starts to play and the image on the screen is the image from the YouTube video. So I click on TOOLS, MEDIA INFORMATION. I then left click the image box and select ADD COVER ART FROM FILE. I point the Choose Cover Art to the lua/art file and select the respective record label I wish to use. My image now appears on the VLC MEDIA SCREEN and in the image box. To save it as part of the Codec I place a period on the end of the title and then erase the period. This causes SAVE METADATA button to appear and I click it. Normally I hear a hiccup in the playback that seem to confirm my new image is now part of the meta data. For a huge majority of my songs that has proved true as indicated by subsequent playing of the songs. But for a few, even though my image was there on the screen and in the box when the metadata was saved, the original YouTube image continues to appear. I have even gone back to YouTube once again and downloaded the same song again to replace the prior download, then repeated the process with the same outcome.
Can anyone offer a solution?