Do something when

March 14, 2007 in applications, itunes, os x | No comments

Here’s a really cool application, aptly named Do Something When (’DSW’ to his friends).

‘Ever made a mess of your iTunes library because you didn’t have your external library disk mounted while iTunes was running?

Well, Do Something When should take care of this, and some. DSW is a preference panel that allows you, well, to do something when. For example you can set it to launch iTunes when you mount your external music library disk, or have it quit iTunes when you unmount the drive. Same for VLC and your video library hard drive. Have DSW launch Final Cut Pro when you mount your pristine, totally defragged media drive.

Update: jaywest brought to my attention the fact that there seems to be an issue with the way DSW works under the Mac OSX 10.4.9 update. More soon.