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roccitman

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  1. Hey Vitor

     

    Great Workflow, and it's working great upon first install. I must be missing something in the instructions for extracting the audio though. When I get to step 5 I see the following: https://d.pr/v/HJ0EZG. I guess I should be adding the ...

    export PATH="/usr/local/bin:$PATH"

    ...to that first file where the only other line is ./downvid "${1}"

     

    Let me know if that's right.

     

    And second, I don't see anything noting "...a few lines under getfile() {)"

     

    Please let me know what I'm missing, thanks!

     

     

    ETA:

    rMBP running GM of High Sierra (10.14)

    Workflow version 1.21.14

    FFMPEG installed (which ffmpeg: /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg)

     

  2. 2 hours ago, surrealroad said:

    Nope, doesn't look like I can change it back. Must be something they've changed in the forum software.

    c'est la vie :)

     

    Piece of feedback. It's small and doesn't really impact me. 

    My screen vid software doesn't show it, but in this video Reminders.app is beach-balling for 15 seconds or so. Again, the screen vid software shows the mouse pointer as a normal pointer, but it's actually the spinning beach ball.

     

    http://d.pr/v/bD7m

  3. 20 minutes ago, surrealroad said:

    Hello everyone. I have a new beta version available. This has been rewritten from the ground up

     

    Wow, pretty slick! Still getting used to the syntax, but it's pretty darn smart. But what have you done with J*** J****?!?!!

  4. Hey Gang

     

    Working on this workflow. I want to be able to put one date in, then another date, and have the result be the number of days between the two (Just days, not months, weeks, and days).

     

    This (possibly klunky) AppleScript seems to generate the expected result, but I don't know how to get the result spat back out to Alfred so I can post it or whatever. I'm sure it's something simple, any help appreciated!

    set firstDate to "20171231"
    set resultDate1 to the current date
    set the year of resultDate1 to (text 1 thru 4 of firstDate)
    set the month of resultDate1 to (text 5 thru 6 of firstDate)
    set the day of resultDate1 to (text 7 thru 8 of firstDate)
    set the time of resultDate1 to 0
    
    set secondDate to "20171201"
    set resultDate2 to the current date
    set the year of resultDate2 to (text 1 thru 4 of secondDate)
    set the month of resultDate2 to (text 5 thru 6 of secondDate)
    set the day of resultDate2 to (text 7 thru 8 of secondDate)
    set the time of resultDate2 to 0
    
    set answer to ((((resultDate1 - resultDate2) / 60) / 60) / 24)
    
    return answer

    NOTE: I'm using dates this way for my own preference, I get tons of these dates and need to quickly get the difference in number of days.

  5. No, I'm just normal time. But many of the things I want to remind myself of don't have a specific minute just later than now. For example, I need to send out a note to all of the parents of the soccer team tomorrow, doesn't really matter when. It's noon now and I want to do it tomorrow in the morning sometime, so

     

    r in 20 hours email the parents again

     

    (long explanation, but that's my workflow for reminders.)

  6. Deepest apologies if this has been answered and I missed it.

     

    I only just recently found this workflow but I love it! I've already been using a calendar worflow to quickly add events to my calendar and using this to set easy reminders for tasks or to keep me time blocking my work is a welcome addition to my workflows. I'm having trouble getting the syntax just right though for combining today or tomorrow with a specific time though.

     

    suppose I wanted  to enter something like:

     

    r tomorrow eat lunch at 12pm

     

    How would I go about doing that?

     

    Hey There

     

    Yeah, I do that all the time. Here's the syntax I would use:

     

    r in 1 day at 12pm to Eat Lunch

     

     

    http://d.pr/i/5NiM

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