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Philipp Ringli
iTunes Music Store Player allows you to play multiple tracks off of the iTunes Music Store without having to manually double click and start playing the next one.
Usage example:
Usage example:
- go to the music store (in iTunes 4) and do a search on "jazz". it will spit out a list of 250 songs. iTunesMSP will automatically play them all. do some work, and if you like a song, switch to itunes and buy it... ;-)
- open a list of radio stations, like "Electronica". it will play each station for the amount of seconds you specify.
- of course you can also use it on your regular play
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later, Apple iTunes 4.0 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later, Apple iTunes 4.0 or later.
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| Downloads:25,187 |
| Version Downloads:17,256 |
| Type:Utilities : AppleScript |
| License:Free |
| Date:30 May 2003 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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iTunes Music Store Player allows you to play multiple tracks off of the iTunes Music Store without having to manually double click and start playing the next one.
Usage example:
Functionality:
Usage example:
- go to the music store (in iTunes 4) and do a search on "jazz". it will spit out a list of 250 songs. iTunesMSP will automatically play them all. do some work, and if you like a song, switch to itunes and buy it... ;-)
- open a list of radio stations, like "Electronica". it will play each station for the amount of seconds you specify.
- of course you can also use it on your regular play lists...
Functionality:
- you can adjust the amount of seconds you would like to hear of a track.
- you can check "Backwards" and it will play the list backwards.
- if you check "Disable" iTunesMSP will be disabled.
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Ken Burns Effect reviewed on 11 Mar 2008
And Tiger of course.
Perfect for listening to album samples, no need to manually select tunes.
Maybe it did crash once or twice in the past, I don't remember, also displays an error message if iTunes quit while ITMSP is running.
Minor problems in a very handy app.
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It also does a good job if you want to hear samples in ordinary playlists.
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Oct 2005
-- Go to the iTunes Music Store and click on "Billboard Charts"...
-- Click on "Billboard Top 100" and pick your favorite musical year...
-- Launch the iTunes Music Store Player, sit back and take a trip down memory lane - 30 seconds at a time! :-)
Cool!
Rich
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 11 May 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Mar 2005
any known conflicts?
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"I just tried to use iMSP, but it bails before an icon even forms in the dock- I'm using OS X (10.3.7) and iTunes 4.7.1 (30) on a 800 Mhz G3 iBook-
any known conflicts?"
Without a console output I can't do much. It works fine here, OS X 10.3.8, iTunes 4.7.1.
Send me an email with any further questions. You'll find my email on http://www.sichtwerk.com (use the ch one)
Cheers,
Phil
any idea?
johnb
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Nov 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 25 Oct 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 02 Jul 2004
Thanks
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Anonymous reviewed on 16 Apr 2004