Are you a music lover who wants to add some flair to your Rainmeter skin with album art and current track information from Tidal? Look no further! This article will guide you through the process of setting up Rainmeter to display Tidal album art.

First, make sure that the Last.fm Desktop Scrobbler app is installed on your computer. If you haven't already, authorize your Last.fm account in the settings of the app and select it as the scrobbling service for Rainmeter.

Next, install the WebNowPlaying plugin extension for your browser (available for Chrome and Chromium-based browsers). Once installed, right-click on the Rainmeter skin and select 'Choose Player' and then 'WebNowPlaying'.

To make it work with Tidal, you'll need to tick the iTunes plugin when prompted. This may seem counterintuitive, but trust us - it's necessary for the magic to happen.

Once you've done that, restart your computer (yes, really!) and Rainmeter should now be displaying album art and current track information from Tidal.

But wait, there's more! If you encounter any issues with the extension at first, don't worry - just restart your PC and try again. And if you're using a different music player like Foobar2000 or AIMP, follow these steps to get it working:

For Foobar2000, open the program, go to Files > Preferences > Components > Tools > Audioscrobbler, click Apply, and then restart the program.

For AIMP, open the program, go to Settings > Plugins > Last.fm, authorize your account when prompted, and you're good to go!

And that's it! With these simple steps, you should now have Rainmeter displaying Tidal album art and current track information. Happy listening!

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