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Option to auto-play #6
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Nice idea. That'll probably have to go alongside ensuring that only one file is playing at any one time, to avoid chaos! And need a preference for doing so, or not. |
FWIW QuickTime Player 7 does it (I'm still on Mojave so can still just about run that) |
Yeah this is a great idea! really loving the app |
+1 |
Autoplay is much needed by me, as well as a loop option, and an option to select drums ch 10. |
The app simply passes the MIDI data to the OS's built-in MIDI player, so I can't do anything about assigning instruments. |
Hello. Did you plan to add this autoplay feature ? Definitely interested by this 😉 |
Yes, it's definitely something I'd like to include. But as stated above, I would need to make sure that when a whole bunch of files are opened together, they don't all play. And I dare say that some people might not want auto-play; which would involve create a preferences dialog and controls. So, as ever, simple things are not simple. |
If one file is selected, then auto play. If multiple files are selected then auto play them in sequence, or if thats too hard, just autoplay the first one. When you navigate to the next file within the preview tool window, stop the previous and play the next. No need for settings. Hitting space bar to preview any file type on Mac results in seeing or hearing immediately - that's the Mac standard. Having to click a play button is an extra annoying step that is not required by any other Mac preview tool that I know of - my feeling is that everyone wants and expects auto play behaviour, so there is no need for settings to configure this behaviour. |
The trouble is that QuickLook does require users to click on a play button in the Preview panel of a Finder window. No one would want those files to start playing immediately just because you selected them. Obviously, pressing Space bar to bring up a QL window is itself a user interaction, and video/audio content starts immediately. However, I've yet to find any documentation for how to differentiate between QuickLook in the Finder Preview panel and QuickLook in a new window. I'll have a look at trying to get some sort of Document manager that oversees how many windows there, and which one is playing, etc. |
I'd like to set it so that it auto-played whatever MIDI file i double clicked to open
Thanks!
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