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AppleScript is a proprietary programming language in macOS to control and exchange data with applications.
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Using automator and handbrake cli to convert videos automatically
Also keep in mind that there was/is HandBreakeBatch which like the name indicates is meant to do batch processing HandBreak.
But as the Developer says on its Website http://www.osomac.com/2013/08/08/ …
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Run an AppleScript that requires keystrokes while the screen is locked?
Applescript most time is used to Script some GUI (like in your case --> tell application TextEdit -> does nothing other than opening Textedit like you would do it by double clicking)
So to bring you … a way which should work:
do a applescript which writes the text to a file directly and then open the file with the text in it if needed. …
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Saving Applescript Removes Characters
The main Problem is that Apple Script Editor doesn't know any of the Names "App" nor "App 2" so if you run the script it asks you to select where App is stored and then replaces "App" with the Actual …
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Play a sound when another application outputs to console
Due to the fact that Console only shows Content of Log Files you should be able to do what you want by looking up the Logfiled exact location and than use something like this
tail -f <log-file> | gre …
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AppleScript variant of find(1)
you could use find from inside the applescript
set result to (do shell script "find -name / filename.ext" …
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