![]() This will map your FN+ Play/Pause, FN+ Volume Up, and FN+ Volume Down to Spotify specifically. Then head over to the file ~/.skhdrc which is the configuration file for skhd and add the following: # Spotify Then installing skhd (amazing shortcut manager for OSX): brew install koekeishiya/formulae/skhd No need to worry about Spotify API if prompted - that is optional if you want to be able to choose tracks from the command line play/pause, and volume settings work out of the box. To install shpotify (command line interface for Spotify): brew install shpotify (then continue from the list above by installing Fastscripts.) Select Function keys and map f7>f7, f8>f8, f9>f9.In that case, skip the first 4 steps in the above list and instead: And finally in In FastScripts, go to "Script Shortcuts" and set F7, F8, and F9 as shortcuts for your scripts!ĮDIT: Karabiner does not yet work with Sierra, but a pre-release called "Karabiner Elements" does the trick. ![]() Enter and save the following three apple scripts (for Spotify, but I'm sure this works with some other media players to) to the folder /Library/Scripts:.Add the "run apple script" action to the main screen.Change "service receives selected:" to.Open Automator and create a new Service.Enable all but "F7, F8, F9 to music Controls" (unless you'd like to map any other keys to features of your choice) (now the brightness etc.Choose "Change F1.F19 Key & Function key." > "Change F1.F19 Key" > "F1.F12 to Functional Key". ![]() (this will disable all quick controls like brightness, and volume)
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