I also took the time to update the ist with the file extensions list from the popular VLC player (I chose not to use it because I don't like the video window being seperate). mp4), and as a result, I could double-click those files and have them open in QuickTime with the loop setting checked. This way, I could associate it with certain file types (e.g. After some poking around, I discovered that I needed to compile it into an application bundle using Xcode. It mean't I had to drag each file onto the droplet in order for it to work. Thanks to some suggestions in the forums ("capitalj" in particular), I came up with an AppleScript droplet to do the job: on open of target_files set theMovie to target_files tell application "QuickTime Player" activate open theMovie set the looping of document 1 to true play document 1 end tellend openHowever, this was only partially successful. QuickTime supports looping in this fashion, but does not support a global loop for every file, as such I had to select loop each time.
I am a huge fan of loading a music or video file and having it automatically repeat over and over. While this was not ported to Mac OS X, QuickTime Player offers almost all of the functions I needed except one. I am a recent Mac convert, and one of the Windows apps I missed was the wonderful Media Player Classic (MPC).
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