CoverScout's interface now includes a column (next to the cover status) that displays both, the current cover status and the cover type (Cover Flow vs. ID3) in the library browser.
Green check mark = cover and title are stored in the music file (as ID3 tag).
Grey triangle = cover is stored externally. In this case, let the matchmaker, do its work!

CoverScout will always be in sync with your iTunes library. Whenever CoverScout opens up, iTunes automatically starts and your album information is loaded. If you are not sure if everything is in sync, just hit Reload and CoverScout is instantly updated.

CoverScout lets you search, filter, display, select and apply Album Covers to your iTunes library all within one window. How much easier can it get?

CoverScout will display and filter your music library by artist and album in the main left window. The tracks for each individual album will be displayed in the main right window. At one glance you get it all.

Once you have made a search, CoverScout will display the 20 best suited covers, with size and album name, in the lower central window in a size that is comfortable for you to make an optimal choice. It not only looks good, it's also amazingly fast!

With CoverScout, you can search album covers on Amazon.com and Google Images. The result for each artwork search is displayed in the artwork inspector where you can effortlessly pick your favorite covers. Once your choice is made, simply apply it to your selected album. You can even search multiple albums at once.

The right-click contextual menu adds some great features to CoverScout. Within the updated contextual menu you can now search for covers, play the selected track in iTunes, reveal the selected track in the finder and even remove the cover for the selected album or track.

When doing a search for a cover, CoverScout lists all searches in the Progress Bar, in which you will see the number of covers found for each album. That will always allow you to know the status of your searches.

As an added benefit, CoverScout includes a size slider, which is located between the library browser and the artwork inspector. It allows the possibility to resize the preview size of the artwork found. You can easily make CoverScout fit your needs.