Album Pictures Panel

Introduction to the Album Pictures panel

The Album Pictures panel shows attached pictures for the file selected in the Track List. If the files contains pictures attached in the tags, these will be show, otherwise the original album picture will be shown. If the original album picture is unavailable, Helium Music Managers thumbnailed version will be shown.
 
The Album Pictures panel can also display the current album image for the file that is currently being played.
 
When displaying a file with attached pictures you can quickly choose which picture that should be displayed from the context menu, if the file contains multiple attached pictures.
 
The Album Pictures panel will by default be located below the Left Sidebar, but the panel can be drag and docked to other positions.
 

Using the Album Pictures panel

Hide or Show the Album Pictures panel from "View | Album Pictures" from the Main Menu.
 
The context menu (available when right clicking the picture area in the Album Pictures panel) contains the following entries:

• Attached Pictures (Selected File)
  When selected, the Attached Pictures panel will display attached pictures for the file currently selected in the Track List. This option is default.
• Now Playing Picture
  When selected, the Attached Pictures panel will display the album image of the file that's currently being played (if any). If the file that is being played does not contain attached pictures, Helium Music Manager will display the original album picture, but if that file is not available, Helium Music Managers thumbnail representation will be displayed.
• <List of attached pictures>
  If the selected file contains multiple attached picture, each picture will be listed as a separate entry with it's description and picture type. Clicking a entry will display that attached image.
• View/Manage Attached Pictures
  This will open the File Properties tool, which allows you to manage the attached pictures of the selected file.
• View Original Picture
  This function will allow you to view the original image in full-size.