Create iTunes links with TunesLinker

As you may know, with DEVONthink you can create  links to specific pages of a PDF file. Now with TunesLinker, you can easily create links to specific time points of your iTunes media. I wrote this application because I could not find similar functionality to any other Mac application. You can buy TunesLinker from App Store for $1.99. You can read more information about TunesLinker here or download its help file in PDF format from here.





Create MediaWiki and RTF links to specific time points of audio and video files of your iTunes library

Nowadays you can find from iTunes university and other sources a vast number of recorded lectures from the best universities of the world. Sometimes it would be helpful to have the ability to refer to specific points of them as you can do when you read a PDF file and you use DEVONthink. From now on there is an AppleScript for that!

I wrote two versions of this AppleScipt with a slightly different functionality. The first creates a link to a custom time point, which you set manually after executing it. One or more files should be selected in your iTunes library before executing it.

The AppleScript code for creating MediaWiki links is the following:

The AppleScript code for creating RTF links is the following:

 

The second version creates a link to the current track that plays in iTunes to the current time point.

The AppleScript code for creating MediaWiki links is the following:

The AppleScript code for creating RTF links is the following:

Again the code for the links is sent to the clipboard and you may paste it to a MediaWiki page or a RTF document. Afterwards, every time you click a link an AppleScript editor window opens with the required AppleScript code inside it. Finally, you may press cmd + R (executes the script), cmd + W (closes the window) and cmd + D (without saving) or have the same effect by executing the AppleScript of this post.

 

20
Dec 2011
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