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A shell command to save iTunes Music Store videos
This is an AppleScript that asks for a name for the mov:
Put it in your iTunes Scripts folder and fire whenever you want.
OK, I''m a little slow...
I don't see a script menu in my iTunes v4.5.
OK, I''m a little slow...
From Apple's own site: iTunes Scripts for Mac OS X. To install the scripts for iTunes on a computer running Mac OS X, follow these steps:
Thanks for the reply...
...but I still can't get the menu to show up in iTunes.
Thanks for the reply...
It didn't work for me either at first until I:
A shell command to save iTunes Music Store videos
The line
do shell script "cp -v `lsof |grep -i QTP| grep iTunes|awk '{ print $9 }'` ~/Desktop/" & newName
will die a most horrible death if newName contains a space or other characters unfriendly to Unix. This version works for me:
set newName to text returned of (display dialog "Enter name for this movie:" default answer "iTunesVideo.mov")
My apologies for any ugly line wraping. --- |
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