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A more natural version of the script...
Here's a more natural version of this script: you just have to say "play", wait for confirmation, and then the name of the track, bypassing the artist step. This is much more natural, IMHO. Note that if there are 2 tracks with the same name, you can THEN say the artist and it will choose that one. Furthermore, if the artist and track of two songs are the same, it will select a random one, not just play the first it finds.
tell application "iTunes"
A more natural version of the script...
Sounds like a wondrful script but...
A more natural version of the script...
AppleScript can be slow (and Speech Recognition can also slow down if it has to sort through a large number of words). you'll be searching through a large number of possible matches with an iTunes library.
A more natural version of the script...
Wait.. im a gimp. In order for the sript to work, do I need to use the SpeechRecognitionServer file? I'm having the same problem as the other guy. All it does is recognize "play" then nothing else. THX!
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Thanks for the script. I copied it into ScriptEditor and then compiled and saved it in the Speakable Items folder. It recognizes the 'play' command but it does not recognize track names. A little help maybe? I have over 5,000 songs, will this make a difference?
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when you use this script you have to say what you named it when you saved it. i named it play originally and it just played a song from itunes. so i decided to try and rename it itunes play and it worked. you have to name it something else such as itunes play instead of play and when you use it you say "itunes play" instead of just "play" and then continue with the artist name or the track name depending on which script you used and it will work. it may take a while for songs with more than one word as the title. |
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