Automatically pause VLC
August 2020
Relax v2020.3 adds support for automatically pausing VLC. 🍿
Need to pause the movie to get a drink or snack? Just unplug your headphones/AirPods. 👌
You can get Relax here!
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August 2020
Relax v2020.3 adds support for automatically pausing VLC. 🍿
Need to pause the movie to get a drink or snack? Just unplug your headphones/AirPods. 👌
You can get Relax here!
June 2020
After trying Timeless, Denied, Carbonize, Relax and Pipvid with the first macOS 11 beta, I’ve discovered they’re all working fine!
New releases tend to introduce (security) features that I need to comply with, but the first beta at least seems to be fully compatible. 👍
Here’s a screenshot of the apps running on the new OS. Notice the huge change in design.
I stick to default UI elements for most of my apps in anticipation of an event like this; every app immediately looks right at home with the new look. Apart for Denied, which could use with some rounded corners. 😅
April 2020
Pipvid v2020.2 adds a Global Keyboard Shortcut ⌨️ that allows you to toggle it off and on with the press of a button!
This makes is very easy to switch VLC and QuickTime in and out of PiP-mode. It litteraly takes less than a second.
It’s not as sophisticated or innovative as the resize trigger, but it’s so convenient. It’s made me use Pipvid even more. 👌
You can get Pipvid on Gumroad!
April 2020
I’ve expanded a feature in Relax! Instead of only kicking into action when the default output switches to the built-in speaker, you can now choose to pause Spotify, Music and/or iTunes when the default audio output changes to any sound device. 🥳
This is a great update for when you leave your Mac connected to external speakers, but don’t want to miss a second of your favorite music or podcast when you disconnect your headphones. 🎧
You can get it on the Mac App Store!
April 2020
Clocks come in two different flavors: digital and analog. With Timeless’ latest update the same goes for the indicator.
If you found it difficult to determine exactly which range you were in previously, you’ll enjoy this new option.
Simply go into preferences and switch the indicator Style.
Go from this:
To this:
Get the update directly from me, from the Mac App Store or through Setapp.