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That's not really what I mean by "bulk editing." On Windows you can do things like set an application for all media files. Or choose which file types that VLC
by radlad 4y ago
That's not really what I mean by "bulk editing."
On Windows you can do things like set an application for all media files. Or choose which file types that VLC supports that it should open.
On macOS you have to modify every single file type by hand - which also requires a file of that type to operate on. It should be in System Preferences instead.
- Molomby 4y agoSelect multiple files with different extensions > hold [Control] and right click > Get Summary Info > Open with (select all) > click [Change All...]. The files don't need to be valid, just have the extension you want to associate, so you can do something like `touch _.mp3 _.mp4 _.m4a _.mkv` then select those files and set them all at once.
- belovedmustache 4y agoThere’s this old school system pref extension that does exactly this. https://www.rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/ https://www.rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/