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Go Go Quicktime

Go Go Quicktime - 2.0

adds fullscreen functionality to QuickTime

All Time: (2.5)
This Version: (1.0)
Current Version: 2.0
Release Date: 2006-07-23
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 4,758
Downloads (all versions): 6,986

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Product Description:

This is a great little AppleScript application that will allow you to play the foremost video open in Quicktime, at fullscreen. This allows you to have one of the best features of Quicktime Pro, free.

What's new in this version:

  • Improved stability

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9
  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2
  • Mac OS X 10.1
  • Mac OS X 10.0

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X

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Go Go Quicktime CommentaryNo copyright... - Version: 2.0, 7/27/2006 07:09PM PST

Andreas..
The little bit of code I use (hardly the work of a genius!) – gives me full screen for movie after movie whenever I launch the Player:

try
    tell application "QuickTime Player"
        repeat until exists movie 1
            if (keys pressed) = {"Option"} then exit repeat
      -- ("Easy exit" – needs Jon's OSAX)
        end repeat
        present movie 1 scale screen
        repeat until not (exists movie 1)
            if (keys pressed) = {"Option"} then exit repeat
      -- Remove the 3 'if' lines if you don't have Jon's
      -- or if you don't want exit with the Option key.
        end repeat
        repeat
            if (keys pressed) ≠ {"Option"} then exit repeat
        end repeat
    end tell
    run
end try
You can start it however you like. I use QuicKeys to start it off whenever QT Player launches. The 'try' loop ensures it will quit gracefully when QT Player quits.

Unauthorised copying will be considered a compliment!!
Enjoy!
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Go Go Quicktime ReviewCode Thievery - Version: 2.0, 7/25/2006 12:21AM PST

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Paradoxial
Wow... a one-line AppleScript that has been around for ages, but now with a disclaimer that it's somehow your code!

A stability release? It's an AppleScript!

Seriously, I am offended that this is even listed here. You are blatantly taking full credit for code that has been around the 'Net for ages. For shame
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Go Go Quicktime CommentaryNot Working - Version: 2.0, 7/24/2006 07:09AM PST

anthonylopez1487
Hi there,

It sounded like a great idea. So I downloaded a copy of it and tried it out. Unfortunately, when I run the script, the videos all go into a pause state and won't run. The videos enlarge to full screen and I can hear the audio, but there is no motion in the video. It makes the videos go into a Pause state. As soon as I turn the script off, the original video then continues. I'm running OS 10.3.9 on a MAC G4 with a full GIG of real RAM and using Quicktime 7.0.1.
I hate to complain about something free, but I just thought you might want to know. Thanks.........Tony
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