iTunes playpause vs. mute -> was "Removing Missing Tracks"
iTunes playpause vs. mute -> was "Removing Missing Tracks"
- Subject: iTunes playpause vs. mute -> was "Removing Missing Tracks"
- From: Pete Dako <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2003 02:14:38 -0500
try reducing your original 7 lines to just 1
sorry, Kai,
i thought i mentioned in my last reply, i'd already rewritten my
script using another apple script verb "playpause " which has a
kind of conditional statement built-in
It doesn't just mute it toggles iTUNES on/off completely... so you
don't lose your place in the current playlist... but, thanks yes i
did try
tell application "iTunes" to set mute to not mute
It's really neat that that indeed does work ...and that you can
reduce all the if then conditional statements... however "Muting"
only works as long as iTunes is playing...
Written like this
tell application "iTunes"
playpause
end tell
iTunes doesn't need to be playing.In fact iTunes doesn't even need
to be already running.,,this script launches it too...I guess the
tell statement takes care of that launch as the launch part at least
will work with your script as well... Try it yourself.
By the way, I trigger this script with Youpi Key which is an
excellent and FREE OSX QuicKey like utility from Phillipe Hupi in
France
http://perso.club-internet.fr/phupe/ thanks to whoever
suggested it, i think it was someone on this list. it rocks!
Funny, Script Editor won't let you throw this bit of script down as
one line like:
tell application "iTunes" playpause end tell .
But I really like the 2.0 contextual Menu thing , and the way Script
Editor automatically pops down big blocks of code for you. That's
pretty nice, isn't it?
thank you , Pete
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