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Get Artwork From Amazon.com (view script source code) Version: 1.0.9 Release Date: July 20, 2004 Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3+ (with BSD subsystem), iTunes 4.0.1+, QuickTime Player, Internet connection, & Amazon.com Web Services Developer’s Token (now called a Subscription ID) (free) Script Type: Editable License: Freeware (GPL) Installation: Download, expand, and place in the iTunes Scripts folder. Description: Grab artwork for your MP3s from Amazon.com and embed it in your ID3 tags. Requires an Amazon.com Web Services Developer’s Token (aka Subscription ID) — this is free. It will work on an entire library or just the selected tracks and it skips tracks that already have artwork. Note: Up to version 1.0.4, this script relied on XML-RPC to retrieve images from Amazon.com. Under Mac OS X 10.3.x, this method no longer works. The script now uses an alternate method to retrieve the images but still requires an Amazon.com Web Services Developer’s Token (aka Subscription ID). Last site update: May 4, 2008   |   Copyright © 2008 Jonathan Nathan. All Rights Reserved. AppleScript, Finder, Macintosh and Mac OS X are registered trademarks of Apple, Inc. All other products mentioned are copyright of their respective owners.