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Why does iTunes launch itself and start playing music?
#1
Ghosts?

I put my iMac to sleep while I ran an errand. Photoshop was the only application running. When I returned it was playing classical music from an album — 1st one in the artist alphabetical list. This is the second time it's happened.
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#2
Mine does it too. Something is triggering it. I've just been too lazy to investigate.
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#3
Me three.

It seems to have something to do with my AirPods.

I had previously synced them to my 27" iMac which is not my main machine.

After leaving the room, and coming back, the iMac wakes up and starts playing a song.

The first few times I'd put the iMac to sleep and it'd wake right back up in about 10-15s.

I disconnected the AirPods and it seems like that stopped it.
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#4
Maybe Timmy wants to brainwash Mac users? :dunno:
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#5
.....do you have a pottery wheel......and like the Righteous Brothers.......???
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#6
By default, iTunes launches when you connect an iPhone to your computer.

...Are you connecting your phone to charge it when you get home?

It'll also launch when any of the media-keys are pressed on the keyboard. The play/pause, forward and back function-keys.

...Dropping anything on the keyboard?
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#7
do you have an IR remote?
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#8
There are some weird file extensions that itunes claims ownership to that are used by adobe apps. I don't think there is a central place where ALL file associations are visible (anymore), but there must bea way to see them - get in there and change everything that isn't mp3 or aac (or whatever else you have itunes running) and kill the association.

Sorry to not supply better info - this is based on OS9 memory.
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#9
try shutting down and restarting. worked for me
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#10
Sarcany wrote:
By default, iTunes launches when you connect an iPhone to your computer.

...Are you connecting your phone to charge it when you get home?

It'll also launch when any of the media-keys are pressed on the keyboard. The play/pause, forward and back function-keys.

...Dropping anything on the keyboard?

No iPhone connected and I don't remember touching any of the media keys, unless I accidentally bumped something when putting it to sleep.

space-time wrote:
do you have an IR remote?

No IR remote for the Mac but how about a garage door opener?

hal wrote:
There are some weird file extensions that itunes claims ownership to that are used by adobe apps.

I'll have to dig around.
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