More testing required but have updated, restarted QS and iTunes and set up the triggers to search artist and changed actions to have Play as priority but when I choose an artist and then play iTunes will launch but nothing plays
I can't restart machine yet but will try that next to see if that is it but any other tips or obvious things i may have missed ? Lion with all updates, iTunes 10.5.1 (do i need the .2 update) and QS up to date On 19 Jan 2012, at 10:24, Rob McBroom wrote: > Anyone else tired of limping along with a 5-year-old iTunes plug-in? One that > is utterly confused by the presence of those new-fangled videos and PDFs in > your library? And what the heck is an “album artist”? I have good news for > you. > > Here's a summary of changes (released earlier today): > > * Complete documentation (use the info button in the Plug-ins prefs) > * Major speed increase when playing > * Major speed increase when “right arrowing” into iTunes.app > * New actions > * Open Booklet(s) (for albums that include PDF booklets) > * Reveal in iTunes (for playlists) > * Add to playlist… (select a playlist in the third pane) > * Album Artist is now respected when browsing and playing > * Multiple tracks, albums, artists, etc. can now be selected and acted on > using the comma trick > * Video support > * Poster frame is used as the icon > * iTunes becomes the active application when playing video > * Videos are identified by type (Music, Movie, TV Show, etc.) > * A preference allows videos to be ignored when playing an album/artist > that includes them > * Artwork for an album is no longer broken for those containing videos > * Party Shuffle renamed to iTunes DJ > * New "Random Track" proxy object > * Booklets are ignored when playing an album > * Show Playing Track always works (no longer requires the Monitor Recent > Tracks preference) > * iTunes won't launch unless you explicitly do something that should launch > it > * Volume control is finer grained (jumps by 5% instead of 10%) > * Preferences cleaned up > * Triggers (and their default keystrokes) cleaned up > * Various names and details cleaned up > * Better memory management > > And not that anyone but me cares, but I was able to rip out almost all > AppleScript (which partially explains the speed improvements). > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/> >
