I don't think so...I've just tried it myself and you have to have 'display track notifications' enabled.
From Howard's manual: Monitor Recent Tracks and Display Track Notifications pops up a small window when the playing song changes that shows the name, artist and album playing. I keep iTunes hidden and use the notifications to see the titles of songs as they change. To use Growl for notifications, install the Growl plug-in and select it in the Handlers Preferences pane. For a more manual approach one of the triggers the iTunes plug-in installs is Show Playing Track. Se- lect a HotKey for it and use it to see a notification on demand. ** Display Track Notifications must be enabled for Show Playing Track to work. ** :( On Jul 6, 9:23 am, jarrod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have enable enabled all the check boxes and plug-ins to get the > Playing Tack to show. However I get this notification every time the > track changes, for example when playing Party Shuffle. I do not want > this behavior but would rather only display the playing tack when I > explicitly hit my trigger keyboard shortcut. Is this possible? > > OSX: 10.5.4 > Quicksilver: β54 (3815) (not using Growl for notifications) > Growl: 1.1.4 (installed but not using GrowlTune and Quciksilver is > using its own notification) > > I have NOT enable the following in the Quicksilver Catalogs > Internal Commands > Internal Objects > Proxy Object (I tried enable/disabling this but it did not make a > difference) > > Thanks for the help, > Jarrod
