thanks colin. This might work, if all else fails. I just really don't want to
add these to i tunes and junk up my music files, you know? lol!
thanks,
Cait
Caitlyn Furness
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On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:35 AM, Red.Falcon wrote:
> Hi there!
> Although it will take a [little
If you use column mode in finder, when you have a file highlighted,
simply vo-right arrow, and it opens the info window automatically,
which will show the duration of the file. A vo-left arrow will close
the window, and you're back at the file you were already looking at.
hth.
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lol. in my case I have over 400 gigs so in my case, no it's not a good idea. I
might write to apple and suggest this.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 4:35 AM, Red.Falcon wrote:
> Hi there!
> Although it will take a [little or lot] of work!
> And you really do not want to add them to Itunes!
> How about addin
Hi there!
Although it will take a [little or lot] of work!
And you really do not want to add them to Itunes!
How about adding the comments column to the view!
And I suppose you can put the length of each one in there!
Unless you cannot write to that field!
[Not saying you cannot write] but if finde
Ok. I'm stupid. I found the more info thing but I to want to be able to up and
down arrow through the colomns. It helped when I was queueing up the mendelson
a few minutes ago but a colomn would be nice.
Take care all.
On Oct 17, 2011, at 5:02 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> Hi Cait, I see what you me
Hi Cait, I see what you mean now. That would be a nice feature to have in
Finder. Unfortunately, as far as I can tell that column cannot be added in
Finder. That doesn't necessarily mean there isn't a way to do it, it just means
I don't know how. Perhaps somebody else on the list has an idea or
Oh Hmm. I did not see a more info under the info dialogue in the finder when I
hit cmd I on a mp3. Strange. Maybe my system is broken? lol!
On Oct 17, 2011, at 11:00 AM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> Hi Caitlyn,
>
> One way to do this would be to open the "Info" page for the item by pressing
> Command+I
The only way I know how is to import it in to tines and see how it reads the
length. I'm too hoping there is a way to know this as I need to time my shows.
On Oct 17, 2011, at 10:36 AM, Caitlyn Furness wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any way to know the running time of an mp3 file while viewing the
>
Ok, I'd like to be able to arrow down through a folder of mp3's and see the run
time(length) of the movie without doing the command I thing, if possible, on
each individual file. I could do this on that other operating system, but
honestly, I can't remember how I made it happen. It's not ahuge
Hi Caitlyn,
I'm not sure about that one. Can you explain a little more about what you'd
like to have happen?
Bryan
On Oct 17, 2011, at 3:27 PM, Caitlyn Furness wrote:
> Thanks, Brian. do you know if you can set this for file types globally?
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Thanks, Brian. do you know if you can set this for file types globally?
Cait
Caitlyn Furness
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On Oct 17, 2011, at 2:00 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> Hi Caitlyn,
>
> One way to do this would be to open the "Info" page for the item by pressing
> Command+I and navigating d
Hi Caitlyn,
One way to do this would be to open the "Info" page for the item by pressing
Command+I and navigating down to the "More Info" section where you should find
an item called "Duration" which seems to give the length in
hours:minutes:seconds. I tried this on several MP3 and M4A files an
Hi,
Is there any way to know the running time of an mp3 file while viewing the file
in the folder list? For example, I have a folder with all my dvs movies in
it(not a play list in i tunes, just a folder on my macintosh hd), and I'd like
to be able to find out how long a movie is just by arrow
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