Hi Jason,
Andreas mentioned that you were able to successfully use AppleScript to control Catalina's Music app volume up/down. Is that correct? Are you able to share the script code, please?
Thanks,
Sunil
Hi Jason,
Andreas mentioned that you were able to successfully use AppleScript to control Catalina's Music app volume up/down. Is that correct? Are you able to share the script code, please?
Thanks,
Sunil
Here is how to get a volume slider for Music:
The script it should display (widget specific):
if application "Music" is running then
tell application "Music"
set itunesvolume to sound volume
end tell
set currentvolume to itunesvolume / 100
return currentvolume
else
return " "
end if
--code by @Caliguvara
The Apple Script that needs to be run as async:
on bttWidgetSliderMoved(sliderValue)
if application "Music" is running then
tell application "Music"
try
set the sound volume to sliderValue * 100
end try
end tell
end if
end bttWidgetSliderMoved
@Jason (hope I identified the right one, I guess you have been the most wanted at the beginning of the thread )
Thanks, Caliguvara. Actually I was looking for an AppleScript to attach to a keyboard shortcut, so that I can adjust the Music app volume up and down. Is that possible?
Hi everyone, I'm trying to accomplish something similar: I want to have buttons for volume up/down only for the Music.app, but so far it's challenging. I've tried to create a touch bar button with the action to send a shortcut to a specific app, namely the Music.app and then just use cmd up and cmd down to control the volume. But if I hit the button, nothing happens.
Does someone have an advice for me?
PS: Just solved it with my first Apple Script myself – seems to work:
tell application "Music"
set sound volume to sound volume + 5
end tell
and
tell application "Music"
set sound volume to sound volume - 5
end tell