Disable Apple Music as default audio player/editor
NeuroNoNeuro opened this issue · comments
Yep, this works to keep Apple Music from opening. Great, actually!
But, I cannot actually assign other audio editors to open files except once per session. Once I let the computer fall asleep, and start working with audio files again, noTunes works - but I cannot open the file by double-clicking in another app that I assign to open them. It just doesn't open anything, except for that ghost of Apple Music that tries to pop up in the dock.
How to I get Apple Music to just 'go away', all the way?
Hi @kirkmarkarian 👋
Unfortunately there isn't a way to completely remove or disable all of Apple Music's functionality, at least without disabling System Integrity Protection (which I wouldn't recommend doing).
How are you setting your default audio preferences? In an app or via a files Get Info
section?
A guide to the second option can be found here: https://www.wikihow.com/Change-the-Default-Media-Player-on-a-Mac.
If you're not on the latest build of macOS, I'd also recommend updating as a fix for this may have already been implemented.
Cheers,
Tom 🙂
No problem at all, happy to help!
I'm glad you're finding my small utility useful 🙂