None of my albums can be accessed any more. Have 1000s of images that have "disappeared" from my usual web album area.

Edit album art or information
Go to the Google Play Music web player. Hover over the song or album you want to edit. > Edit album info or Edit info. Update the text fields or select Change on the album art area to upload an image.
https://support.google.com/googleplaymusic/answer/1100174?hl=en

This is because the mp3 doesn't include the album image. Mostly this is a part of the metadata that almost no normal standard is made for.
All with all: sorry, not going to work.

It depends on where you have blocked the images from. If you have changed the access level of the pictures within your Facebook profile, you can change that back by going into the image album, select "Edit Album" at the top of the page, and then a dialog box will pop up with the privacy settings for the images contained within that album. You can change them to Public (Everyone), Friends (Just Your Friends), or Customer (Allowing Specific People).

If you have changed it elsewhere, pose a question with a specific request on where you created the problem, and we can better answer it for you.

Hope that helps.

go to your songs and it usually says albums. i use itunes....

the album file only includes the thumbnail and a link to the disk file. If you have moved or deleted the original image you have to browse to it

Have you tired doing a "Database Refresh". It's located on the main screen under "Settings". Go to Database Refresh and check "Yes". How much music you have on your player will determine how long the refresh will take. If that doesn't work possibly run the Firmware Updater from iRivers' web site and only update the database, do not do a complete "Recovery" or all of your music will be erased as that choice reformats your hard drive. Only choose "Update Firmware"
Regards,
John H.

Pictures can be stored in an album in a user-defined order. Grouping images or movies in a displayable album format allows quick and easy access to the images. There are 12 albums in the Stylus 500, each able to store 200 pictures.

Batch printing all images in camera memory while the camera's album generator feature is enabled, will cause such duplicate printing. This is because the album generator creates two images in camera memory: the normal image and a preview image. Batch printing all images will result in the camera printing both the normal image and the preview image. What you should do - Use the camera's DPOF settings to specify the images you want to print. Using DPOF is very simple, and it eliminates the problem of double prints. * See the User's Guide for details about DPOF image settings, specifying the number of copies, date stamping, etc. - The album generation feature also has a delete function for deleting generated album data, so you could also delete the album before batch printing.