Hope I helped you to try something different and if there are any more, feel free to reply back. My unit will not show artwork at all, so figuring that out as we speak. Each head unit seems to be different and I'm having a problem with my new 2021 Envision Avenir. Any higher and the units won't see them (most times). Also as a rule of thuumb, the artwork is usually maxed out 500 x 500 pixels. To make it more reliable.I found using MP3 Tag embeds the artwork and tags into the file itself. SuntanjamWhat I have experience in is this: WAV files is not capable of displaying album art or tags, whilst FLAC files have that ability. That being said, the Gracenote database is pretty extensive. It's a crappy setup for digital media files, but that's what we have to live with. Its ideal for displaying quality prints you want to keep that way, on display in any room that gets lots of natural light. If it's not in there, the radio will not use any artwork embedded in the track, so nothing will show up. I'm using both wav and flac, tried different resolutions of the picture, and can't figure it out. The radio will only display album artwork that is present in the pre-installed Gracenote database. You may want to display the vinyl and the album cover together in the same frame - placed side by side or vertically - with the vinyl on top for visual balance. Any setting recommendations for tagging when ripping a CD? For some reason when I load all of my ripped music onto the usb drive, the Pioneer head unit only displays album art on only a few of the songs.

How to display album covers