At 10:30 PM -0500 27/1/05, PCI PowerMacs wrote:
>Is there a way to "program" a CD so it will play first the song thatI want? An Applescript, maybe? By the way, the PRAM battery is dead. Does it matter? TIA Hugo Diaz
An Applescript will work.
open the disk in iTunes and select something, then type this into the script editor: -- start script tell application "iTunes" selection end tell -- end script
copy the numbers from from the results window into this script:
-- start script tell application "iTunes" play track 4 of audio CD playlist id 8209 of source id 8208 end tell -- end script
save as complied script
Replace the battery.
Download "iDo script scheduler" and use that to run the script at a predetermined time.
-- Jason Davies
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Thank you, Jason!
As most of my fellow Mac Maniacs, I've heard about Applescripts, but I never used them. Maybe this little problem will make me learn something new (for me).
I suppose that the above examples will work with AppleCD Audio, too?
Thanks again.
Hugo Diaz
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