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Use media keys for spotify mac upgrade#
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You may have to bind the command to the media launch button or a function key (F1.F12) instead.Ĭommunity page showing commands that work for latest Spotify The next and previous media keys always work when bound this way, but I’ve had trouble with the play/pause media key. When it says “new accelerator”, press the media key that you want to tie to this command. Then click on the right column and it will toggle between “disabled” and “new accelerator…”. Use one of the commands above to fill in the dialog, and press “Apply”. To tie these to the keyboard, go to Settings > Keyboard > Application Shortcuts Custom Shortcuts, then “+” to add.
Validate the following commands from the console: Play/Pause dbus-send -print-reply -dest= /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 .PlayPause Next dbus-send -print-reply -dest= /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 .Next Previous dbus-send -print-reply -dest= /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 .Previous Enable Media Key Shortcut If the keyboard media keys do not work from your Ubuntu desktop, you can use D-Bus support to send the proper commands to Spotify. Updated Feb 2019 based on Spotify updates that broke this functionality.
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