WMP Shared Library work

I searched for a few days now and I can't find an answer to a question I have about Windows Media Player and work for music in a shared library, so I will try to explain here in the hope that someone might be able to help.

There are two involved PC - one, machine 'A' is currently running Windows XP Pro and currently hosts all of my photos, video, music, etc. Machine 'B' runs Windows Vista Edition full and is generally used to hear or see the media of the machine.

After a few questions of works of art in general I decied to try to pin down exactly what was going on.

I erased the data files WMP on both machines and made sure there is no folders added to automatic records / default for both the libraries began as empty (initially find only 'local' music that comes with Windows itself).  Also, two WMP is set to not download any information from the internet media. Fine so far.

On computer A, I created a test folder and put it in a folder with the tracks of an album and another folder with a few individual pieces of music. I also created an easily identifiable artwork for the album and for some of the individual tracks and made sure this work has been the unique work stored in the relevant music files ID3 tags.  I have also made sure there is no WMP work files in this folder to test (so not of Folder.jpg, AlbumArtSmall.jpg or AlbumArt_ {GUID} .jpg).

I started up WMP again on computer A, and added this test folder to the library.  WMP correctly analysed and displayed a few items, he created the usual mess of it is work of course, files but it used * my * work from the ID3 tags.  Once again, great so far.  I put it to share its library.

On computer B, I asked "look for other media share" and he immediately found the library shared by a machine.  However, if I look at the items in the shared library, I see the content of my file test, but with different illustrations - the art of actual coverage of the relevant albums.

My first assumption was that, even if the machine B has been fixed to not download anything on the internet recovering always the album artwork for the items in the shared library.  To test this, I have blocked access to internet on my router and again allowed out WMP files on computer B.  When he again accesses the library shared on computer A, it immediately displays the work of 'bad' again - but he could not have received this Web this time, if he get all this?

I assume that the work is cached somewhere and picked up images of a previous connection to my comprehensive library on the computer B the machine, but I don't want to.  I want to use the work in the files of current music, like WMP on machine made.

I'm a bit puzzled, because I don't even know if machine B becomes the ('bad') work from somewhere in itself, or if it comes from the machine.  I can't imagine that it's from a machine - why WMP on this machine would use the 'proper' work itself but then give another machine a copy cached in the work of 'bad '.  So presumably, these images come from somewhere on computer B, or is there another explanation?

Sorry that took so long to explain, I can't believe Microsoft had done this so complicated.

Anyone can shed some light on this?

Thank you very much

Foam

Update:

After a better looking PC in question, I could have answered my own question, I thought I would add here in case this is useful to someone else...

It seems that WMP (and Media Center) on the Vista machine at least keep several copies of the updated album art cache in multiple places and using different format of file names - that's why the failure of my first attempt to locate them.

So after having erased the following folders:

%LocalAppData%/Microsoft/eHome/art cache

Cache drive/Art %LocalAppData%/Microsoft/Media/LocalMLS

%LocalAppData%/Microsoft/Media Player/MCH/Albums

Both Windows Media Player and Media Center on my Vista machines, reloaded the correct album artwork - I don't know if they use the ID3 tags on music files or work remote library files, but as they were all based on my work now, I don't actually mind.

Foam

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