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Controlling iTunes with Perl | |
| Subject: | If only I could install it | |
| Date: | 2002-11-25 22:13:41 | |
| From: | timct | |
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| I hunted down Mac::Path::Util via google installed the alpha that I found. However even after successfully compiling Mac::iTunes it failes many of the controller tests and thus refuses to install without forcing it to. Any ideas? I am running Perl 5.8.0 on Jaguar. | ||
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If only I could install it
2002-11-25 23:13:58 brian d foy |
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Apple Events in iTunes
2005-09-06 03:25:50 Bill_Palmer [View]
Hi Brian
Do you know how to access iTunes Events from Applescript or Perl on Mac OS X.
On the Windows version, the COM object emits events such as OnPlayerPlayEvent and OnDatabaseChangedEvent but I can't find any equivalent in the documentation of the Mac version.
I'm using your Mac::iTunes module to interface with iTunes but the project needs to know when tracks are deleted from iTunes. With events this would be easy but with regular polling of iTunes state it is too processor intensive. -
If only I could install it
2002-11-26 11:15:16 timct [View]
Brian, when interacting with the controller, I keep getting these type of messages. Is this normal?
## Component Manager: attempting to find symbols in a component alias of type (regR/carP/x!bt)
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If only I could install it
2003-10-25 18:25:14 anonymous2 [View]
It's a common problem caused by Toast: See if you have a file called Toast Video CD Support.qtx in the main /Library/QuickTime/ directory on your system. If so, delete it or move it to some other location (unless you really want to have Video CD support in Toast!). -
If only I could install it
2002-11-26 20:22:02 brian d foy |
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That does not look like a Perl error. That looks like something else is wrong. -
If only I could install it
2002-11-26 11:10:00 timct [View]
I ended up doing a force install Mac::iTunes. I am testing/writing a script right now. I'll post any problems that I might come across.



As for Mac::Path::Util, or any Perl module, your first stop should be http://search.cpan.org.
If you send me any error messages you get, I would be happy to help you fix them. :)