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When viewing info about a song (i.e. "Info…" via Cmd+i), the Go Previous song keyboard shortcut (cmd+p) doesn’t work anymore. Worse: it creates a new playlist, changes the oeverall (background) view and corrupts the image of the current info-window when viewing Artwork!
HELP!
Mac mini, OS X 10.11
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Cmd-V works for me as expected. Check for unwanted keyboard shortcuts or accessibility options. See Create keyboard shortcuts for apps on Mac - Apple Support and Change Accessibility settings on Mac - Apple Support.
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The keyboard controls for navigating track to track in Song Info appear to be another casualty of the transition from iTunes to Music. Resign yourself to more mouse clicks, edit directly in the songs view when you can for text entries, or make use of scripts for batch edits where possible.
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Thanks. In the meantime I've indeed found quite a few drawbacks, some of them very frustrating like: the music suddenly going to its maximum volume, without me just touching the mouse!
My eardrums are hurting and my neighbours are mad and my mind can't understand how the developers didn't become aware of such a harmful bug.
I even guess it's an AI-module who thinks it's helping me.
I'm gonna enter an INTERFACE PROBLEM, because, since I'm using Ventura, i've a similar VISUAL problem too. Like RIGHT NOW, copying and pasting the text (made in TextEdit), the content of this Community window in Safari becomes so huge and swipes to the right, I can only read the 5 first words of this text!!!!! And, certainly not by chance, this happens only on this site!
AHA found a clue: it's when typing cmd+V to paste that the windows scrolls to the right and the text become HUGE.
Better late than never: I meant cmd+N (Next track) not cmd+P (Previous track). Cmd+P works, cmd+N creates a new playlist.
Q1. Is there a possibility to edit/rectify my own question?
Q2. Is there a way to view ALL entries I made?
(I can't find them back and forgot the words used, but I remember somebody who was talking about a big (¿huge?) screen and I want to contact that person)
Thanks for your help :-)
music: how to enable the cmd-P (previous song) when viewing info about a song?
