Gets the files pointing to cache files suitable for storing the media art provided by the artist, title and
file arguments.
cache_file will point to a location in the XDG user cache directory, meanwhile local_file will point to a
cache file that resides in the same filesystem than file.
The file provided is required if local_file is to be returned. The local_file relates to a
location on the media the local file system or media storage it is found on, so for example, if you have a mounted volume with MP3s on it
in <filename>file:///media/martyn/pendrive</filename>, the local_file will point to a URI that looks like <
filename>file:///media/martyn/pendrive/.mediaartlocal/...</filename>.
The cache_file is very different to the local_file, the cache_file relates to a symlink stored in
XDG cache directories for the user. A cache_file would be expected to look like <filename>
file:///home/martyn/.cache/media-art/...</filename>. This is normally the location that is most useful (assuming the cache has been
extracted in the first place).
When done, both File<!-- -->s must be freed with unref if non- null.
| artist |
the artist |
| title |
the title |
| prefix |
the prefix for cache files, for example "album" |
| file |
a File representing the actual media art or null |
| cache_file |
a pointer to a File which represents the cached file for media art, or null a File representing the user's cache path, or null |
| local_file |
a pointer to a File representing the location of the local media art |
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true if |