Shorcut for 'add to queue'
The save functions both have shortcuts in Subler, but if you add to many as 'save' it will create a heavy load on the system. That is why I prefer the queue. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a shortcut. Which means if I remux multiple videos with Subler, it really starts to annoy me. Is it possible to also create a shortcut for 'add to queue'?
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reporter Thank your for your reply. I don't have a preferred key I would like to use, but I did think about it.
Normally I would suggest CMD + Shift + Q, but that would probably give some confusion with the 'quit' shortkey. Maybe CMD + Shift + T is a option, in which the T is a reminder for the 'to' in the wording?
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How about CMD + OPT + S ? (send to queue)
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I second the CMD+OPT+S recommendation.
Also, I submitted ticket
#53about not being able to downmix audio in CLI. By adding the keyboard shortcut for add to queue, this would negate my need to use the CLI version, given that I could now automate using the GUI version. If this gets implemented, you may cancel#53(I submitted the ticket before creating an account, so it is under anonymous).Thanks for all your hard work on Subler!
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repo owner - changed status to resolved
Cmd-B so it's the same as HandBrake.
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there already is for that CMD+O, does exactly that.
Andy.
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repo owner Oh I see.
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sorry comment was on wrong ticket, we do need shortcut for 'Send to Queue' CMD+OPT+S
CMD+O simply asks for file to edit.
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reporter @galad87 Is there a beta version somewhere I can download in which the shortcut CMD + B is already in use?
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repo owner https://www.dropbox.com/s/o4sg150kydguiqx/Subler-Test.zip?dl=0 (requires 10.7 or later)
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@galad87
Thank you so much!!!
Using the keyboard commands, I was able to successfully use AppleScript and Hazel to automatically convert my files. Thank you for all the hard work you put into not only making this program, but also supporting so many feature requests from your users.
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Good idea, do you have a preferred key to use?