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Re: iTunes


  • Subject: Re: iTunes
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 15:10:38 +0200

At 23:59 +0200 6/04/01, Rob Jorgensen wrote:

>Here are some commands from the SoundJam MP dictionary for you to try
>out. If you want the entire dictionary, feel free to contact me
>privately.
>
>--
>play: play the current track or the specified track or file.
>play [list of reference]
>--

If iTunes does not have a dictionary, you need provide the raw codes, since
"play" does not belong to the basic AppleScript's dictionary.

QuickTime's Player "play" is <<event MVWRplay>>. This includes the
signature of QTPlayer (previously known as MoviePlayer (you may read
"MoVieWRiter")), so I suppose there is no predefined coding for "play".

If you look after scripting iTunes, the clean way would be to append the
dictionary to the application using ResEdit (or the Satimage osax !).

---------------------------------- non tested - uses the Satimage osax
PutResource (LoadResource 0 type "aete" from theDictFilePath) to
theiTunesPath type "aete" index 0
----------------------------------

Emmanuel


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