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The MediaBay
Key commands
The following options are available in the Results section:
Key commands
You can display the available MediaBay key commands from within the MediaBay
window. This is useful if you want to get a quick overview over the assigned and the
available MediaBay key commands.
To open the Key Commands pane, proceed as follows:
• Click the Key Commands button in the lower left corner of the window.
A transparent pane appears, covering the window. In the center of it is a gray area
where the available key commands are displayed.
• If you only want to get an overview over the key commands, you can exit the pane
by clicking on its background (not in the gray area).
• If you want to assign or modify key commands, click in the gray area.
The Key Commands dialog opens, in which you can set up and edit key
commands, see the chapter
“Key commands” on page 711.
Option Description
Maximum Items in
Results List
Use this parameter to specify the maximum number of files that are
displayed in the Results list. This avoids unmanageably long lists of
files.
Note that the MediaBay does not warn you if the maximum number of
files has been reached and there might be situations where a certain
file you were looking for could not be found, because the maximum
number of files was reached.
Allow Editing in
Results List
When this is activated, you can also edit attributes in the Results list.
When this option is deactivated, editing can only be done in the
Attribute Inspector.
Show File
Extensions in
Results List
When this is activated, file name extensions (e. g. .wav or .cpr) are
displayed in the Results list.
Scan unknown File
Types
When scanning for media files, the MediaBay ignores files with an
unknown file extension. However, when this option is activated, the
MediaBay tries to open and scan any file in the search location and
ignores those files that cannot be recognized.