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The Sword and Laser
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my geeky sleep timer for osx itunes
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Tamahome
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Aug 15, 2010 08:43PM
run Terminal and type this to sleep after 30 minutes:
sleep 1800; killall -STOP iTunes
to resume itunes:
killall -CONT iTunes
Good for audiobooks at night I think. You could also do 'sleep $((30*60))'
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Tamahome
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Aug 25, 2010 05:23PM
Hey, in the iPhone Clock app, under timer, instead of playing a sound when the time is up, you can pick 'When Timer Ends... Sleep iPod'. That will pause an audiobook or podcast. Cool.
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sleep 1800; killall -STOP iTunes
to resume itunes:
killall -CONT iTunes
Good for audiobooks at night I think. You could also do 'sleep $((30*60))'