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A more efficient version
The first script took a long time to find the movie file on my computer. This one should limit the search a little. As already mentioned, save it in Library/iTunes/Scripts for easy access from the Script menu in iTunes.
A more efficient version
I'm lazy so I use an even more efficient version.
A more efficient version
Made a few modifications according to what others have posted here. I Could not test the cp -v issue in Jaguar as I am running Panther.
Script causes Classic to load?!
The script above worked flawlessly, except for the fact that it caused Classic to launch. I'm not sure, but I think that it might have something to do with Quicktime on my system, since some quicktime files try to open in classic quicktime. Any ideas how to fix this?
A more efficient version
And of course /Developer/Tools/ttt should have been /Developer/Tools/SetFile. I don't know how "ttt" got in there. Oh well. |
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