the Default Apps Preference Pane, RCDefaultApp by Rubicode, is a great utility for it. If you need modify other default methods of file types, Apps, URLs, UTIs, etc. Note: If you do not want it to automatically start playing the file then remove the line of code, the one that has "play front document" in it. mov files in Finder or accessing them from Spotlight the QTP Fit to Screen application will open the target file in Quick Time Player, set View to Fit to Screen and start playing the file.
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Install RCDefaultApp and then in System Preferences > Default Apps select the Extensions tab and scroll down to mov and then change the Default Application: to: QTP Fit to Screen
In order for QTP Fit to Screen to be the global default app for, e.g.mov, files you'd open in QuickTime Player you'll have to use the Default Apps Preference Pane, RCDefaultApp by Rubicode to change which application opens a given Extension. Save it as an Application named: QTP Fit to Screen e 'tell application "QuickTime Player" to play front document' e 'tell application "System Events" to keystroke "3" using command down' \ Osascript -e 'tell application "QuickTime Player" to activate' \ Using Automator create a new Application and add a Run Shell Script Action.Ĭhange: Pass input: to Īdd the following code: if ] then Note that this workaround requires changing the default application for file types, e.g.mov, you'd normally open directly with QuickTime Player to the application created herein, called: QTP Fit to Screen.app Therefore there isn't anything you can do directly, however here is a workaround of sorts. menu command like other applications do, nor does it have a file to manipulate.
QuickTime Player doesn't have a Preferences.
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