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DESCRIPTION
iTunesShut can shut down, sleep or restart your Mac or pause/quit iTunes, if the playlist has finished.

Shut down, sleep or restart your Mac or pause/quit iTunes, if a given number of songs are played or repeated. Performs the actions after a given time (duration in minutes) has elapsed (=timer). Fade-Out the volume of iTunes automatically. And tell iTunesShut, if it should quit automatically after it has done its job, or not.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.9.2:
  • Solved issue when iTunes is in "Repeat all" mode iTunesShut didn't calculated the time correctly. This was because iTunes has now a new abbreviation for the repeat modes. •The action "Pause iTunes" can also used with the "Delayed Action" feature. •The "Delayed Action" feature can be used also now with the timer function and with the option "Wait until playlist has finished". •For some users the "Delayed Action" didn't work properly. That is now resolved.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:GuguSoft
Downloads:11,768
  - Version d/l:336
Multimedia & Design:MP3
License:Free
Date:15 Jun 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
RATING
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iTunesShut User Reviews (5 posts)Write A Review
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May 20 2009
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MABOROSHI  Really like this! Especially with the remote function.

One small thing that bothers me sometimes is that it auto-launches itunes when you open it. I sometimes use this just to sleep/shutdown my mac while I have pandora or last.fm streaming, and I'm not actually using itunes.

It would be nice to have an option in the preferences to turn off auto-launch for itunes.

Otherwise, great work!  
(Version 4.9)

praisebury
+1
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Jan 22 2008
*****

RORO01  SUCH A GREAT APPLICATION !!!

Works as described. The developer was thinking about making it a widget - please don't wast your time as everyone would use the "Quit automatically" option which doesn't suit a widget. I wish the developer would create a sister application which would be able to quit any application after a certain amount of time. This would be especially useful for quitting VLC and the likes when listening to internet radio that iTunes doesn't support. Many, many thanks.  
(Version 4.6)

praisebury
+3
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Feb 6 2008

RORO01  I decided to develop and release such a "sister application" myself - App QuitTimer.  
(Version 4.6)

praisebury
+1
Dec 7 2008

GUGUSOFT  With iTunesShut 4.8 you can use your own AppleScripts. That means, that you can use a simple line of AppleScript code to quit any application you wish.

Open AppleScript Editor and type for example: tell application "VLC" to quit

Then in iTunesShut choose "AppleScript" from the pop-up button and then choose your script.

That's all!  
(Version 4.8)

praisebury
0
Dec 7 2008

RORO01  Yes, but you will need a script for every application on your computer. With App QuitTimer you can quit any application - instead of having multiple scripts.  
(Version 4.8)

praisebury
0
Dec 8 2008

GUGUSOFT  No, you don't need multiple scripts. You can use one script for all your apps you want to quit.

For example:

tell application "iTunes" to quit

tell application "Mail" to quit

and so on …  
(Version 4.8)

praisebury
0

Feb 28 2007
*****

CAPTVIJAY  Works perfect. Developer responded very fast to my queries. Five Star rating.   
(Version 4.4.3)

praisebury
+2
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Sep 21 2006
*****

ROYTHETOXICBOY  Great! I really love this apps, simply, useful, free! Tahnk you developper!  
(Version 4.4.2)

praisebury
+2
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May 29 2006

DURO  A great little Freeware application.

It does what it says and well - Big thanks to the developer for sharing this very useful tool.  
(Version 4.1.6)

praisebury
+3
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Jul 18 2006

GUGUSOFT  Duro, you are welcome! I am glad to hear, that you find iTunesShut useful. For questions or more comments email at gugulino1@mac.com.  
(Version 4.2)

praisebury
+1