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Level: Beginner Make movies play automatically Automatically playing a movie when it’s opened is one that we took for granted until it disappeared. Until Apple gets around to adding it to the Preferences dialog box, thankfully there’s a Terminal command to switch it on. Close QuickTime X before entering it. Open the Terminal ; located in applications-Utilities. Or type terminal in spotlight (located in upper right hand corner). When terminal window opens, type the following commands: defaults write com.apple.QuickTimePlayerX MGPlayMovieOnOpen 1 Hide QuickTime’s TitleBar Use this Terminal command to turn it off: defaults write com.apple.QuickTimePlayerX MGCinematicWindowDebugForceNoTitlebar -boolean TRUE Stay in full-screen mode All good movie players should have an option to remain in full-screen mode if another application comes to the foreground. That way, you can quickly read a new email or talk to someone with iChat applications, while allowing a movie to take up most of the screen, rather than sticking it in a small corner of the screen. So does that mean that QuickTime X isn’t a good movie player? Not at all. Apple simply disabled the capability and failed to provide a clear way to toggle the setting. Nevertheless, it’s still there, ready and waiting for you to turn it on in Terminal. Quit QuickTime and enter this command: defaults write com.apple.QuickTimePlayerX MGFullScreenExitOnAppSwitch -boolean NO Tips: commands must be typed in same line without pressing ENTER. After writing the full command in same line, press ENTER.