Disable autoplay in file browser

I there a way to turn this off.
I have about 55 clips that all need the same thing done to them. I'm dragging clips from the file browser to the appropriate spots on the layer tab, but everytime I go to grab a clip, the **** thumbnail at the top of the file browser starts playing the clip and giving my system a hiccup. Very annoying and it's really slowing down my work flow.
I'm having to drop each clip onto 3 different layers, which takes system resources and I don't have the best GPU on this particular machine. Turning this off means one less drag and click I have to perform to pause the thumbnail and less load time into the layer tab.
Any suggestions?
-G

Heya,
Open the preferences (Cmd+,) look in the General tab for the 'File Browser & Library' section, and uncheck the 'Play items automatically on a single click' checkbox.

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