Track Timer Plus 1.2

Track Timer Plus is a scheduling solution for Apple Computers popular iTunes application for OS 9.2.
It is a bundled package consisting of Track Timer, a free AppleScript script that interfaces with iTunes and provides a simple way to specify and play any number of iTunes tracks, and the scheduling application Script Timer.
You simply provide Track Timer with a play list of music, audio streams, or both and the single track or multiple tracks you want to hear in any order, and it takes care of controlling iTunes.
You can even ask for a random track or tell Track Timer to instruct iTunes to shuffle the whole play list. You will be able to schedule any number of play lists at any number of times, and you can specify a different sound volume for each play.
Main features:
- is an AppleScript script that provides an interface between the extensive scheduling capabilities of Script Timer and the music management of iTunes
- plays any number of iTunes play lists or audio streams with all the scheduling options of Script Timer
- includes a set of small helper scripts for controlling iTunes that can be used to take advantage of Script Timer scheduling features
- plays any number of tracks from any play list in any order
- supports iTunes random track and shuffle features
- allows volume control on a play list by play list basis
- controls the duration of audio stream play through Script Timers dynamic scheduling capability and the included stopiTunes AppleScript script
- comes bundled with Script Timer
- schedule and control the playing of any iTunes play list of music, streaming audio, or both,
- play any number of tracks in any order from a play list, including random order,
- schedule the playing of any number of play lists at any time of the day, week, month or year, on a recurring time interval, at system wake up, or idle state change
- specify the sound volume for each playing, and
- cause another action to be scheduled for execution following the completion of your play list (or earlier if you wish) using Script Timers dynamic scheduling feature.
NOTE: The dynamic scheduling feature is not available in OS 9.