Linux Mint 20.1 Cinnamon on a Dell laptop and an HP desktop. No problems. Love it. This is a "where the heck does it get that from?" question.
I listen to an on-demand streaming service for radio shows, and watch Youtube videos, etc., via Firefox. I see an "album art" image displayed when I click on the tray media controls "double note" icon, and Screensaver when it activates shows that same "album art" image floating around the screen. No problem. Screensaver also does this for Rhythmbox. Whatever is the last media that I play, Screensaver shows the related image. Some of my favourite radio shows' album art images have been changed on the website since a year or two, but Screensaver still shows an image from a previous "album art." I want to know where the album art gets retrieved from (embedded in the stream?, URL in the stream metadata?, etc.) and if I can trace this somehow.
Screensaver album art
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Screensaver album art
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