Monday, March 14th, 2005


Okay, notification is a breeze.

iTunesRater now has two new features:

  1. Doesn’t poll, waits for notification from iTunes (requires 4.7.1)
  2. Volume Adjustment

Instead of polling iTunes every 5 seconds, the information is only checked when iTunes sends a general notification to the NotificationCenter. This should mean less CPU use, not that I was using much anyway. To get this to work well, I had to notify the AppleScript that a change had been made, by ‘pressing’ one of the interface items. Slightly unorthodox, but effective.

Also, a few of my CDs are softer than the rest, I now have a volume adjustment slider on the left hand side that can be used to modify the volume of the current track - don’t use this as your master iTunes volume, it writes the data into your library, so that track will become louder or softer each time you play it.

I might actually make this into a fully-fledged iTunes Controller, with AutoRating features.

Later. Time to sleep.

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This is the place to go: Graceland Chapel.

Vegas, Baby!

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