same here, maybe not up to two minutes but long enough to lock up QS until iTunes finally decides to play ball
On 10 Nov 2011, at 04:58, Gary King wrote: > It now appears as though even after starting up, and then quitting and > starting Quicksilver, I still have to wait two minutes or so before QS > can actually control iTunes. It's really odd. Does it really take that > long to rescan its catalog? It used to take about 10 seconds to do so. > > On Nov 6, 9:09 pm, Gary King <[email protected]> wrote: >> Is there any way to perhaps make QS start after iTunes does, on system >> startup? Since whenever QS starts after iTunes, it seems to have no >> problem playing playlists. >> >> On Nov 1, 10:29 pm, Gary King <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> Since the last update (B61 I guess it was?), whenever I boot out of >>> Windows 7 (in Boot Camp) and back into OS X, and then I try to play an >>> iTunes playlist with QS, it does nothing. The only way to play music >>> in iTunes is to choose a specific song in a playlist. >> >>> It didn't used to be like this before B61. Before, I could choose a >>> playlist and then iTunes would determine which song to play, based on >>> what the last played song in that playlist was. >> >>> In order to temporarily fix this, I have to quit QS then open it >>> again, every time I boot in OS X. It gets annoying. Doing a catalog >>> rescan does not fix this, as it often would for other problems. >> >>> Any known fix for this? >>> Thanks in advance!
