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Finish current track in iTunes playlist and pause
Here's it of a different way of handling this, that (maybe) isn't quite so hackish. This script disables all of the enabled tracks in the current playlist, idles for the remaining length of the song, and then re-enables the tracks. This will cause iTunes to stop naturally at the end of the song.
The one potential downside (obviously) is that if the app quits or crashes before the song is over, all the tracks will be left in the disabled state. If that's a worry, you can set enabledTracks as property rather than a global (properties are saved at quit, so it would be possible to write a little extra code to re-enable the disabled track).Edited on Oct 14, '10 10:33:59AM by tedw
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