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Playlists (2017-08-07 06:30 by Keith #80149)
I love this program and use it with my Mac to run my 90 year-old pipe organ that I am converting slowly to play entirely from MIDI.
Is there way to create playlists instead of waiting for each file to finish playing before choosing the next song?
Thanks!
-Keith
Is there way to create playlists instead of waiting for each file to finish playing before choosing the next song?
Thanks!
-Keith
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Re: Playlists (2017-08-08 02:16 by yknk #80151)
MIDITrail does not have a feature of playlist.
But you can control MIDITrail by command line interface.
You can create playlists by using Automator.
http://miditrail.osdn.jp/etc/Automator.png
1. Download MIDITrail app from OSDN, and put it your desktop.
You can not use MIDITrail of Mac App Store.
2. Launch Automator and select Application.
3. Search "shell" and you will see "Run Shell Script".
4. Drag and drop "Run Shell Script".
5. Set script and your midi file path.
open -W "/Users/xxx/Desktop/MIDITrail.app" --args -p -q "/Users/xxx/Desktop/aaa.mid"
6. Save the file.
7. Double click the file.
If you can use Terminal, you can control MIDITrail by shell scripts.
But you can control MIDITrail by command line interface.
You can create playlists by using Automator.
http://miditrail.osdn.jp/etc/Automator.png
1. Download MIDITrail app from OSDN, and put it your desktop.
You can not use MIDITrail of Mac App Store.
2. Launch Automator and select Application.
3. Search "shell" and you will see "Run Shell Script".
4. Drag and drop "Run Shell Script".
5. Set script and your midi file path.
open -W "/Users/xxx/Desktop/MIDITrail.app" --args -p -q "/Users/xxx/Desktop/aaa.mid"
6. Save the file.
7. Double click the file.
If you can use Terminal, you can control MIDITrail by shell scripts.
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Re: Playlists (2017-08-08 13:15 by Keith #80154)
I'll give that a try - Thanks!
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