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1 hour ago, Acidham said:
Thx found the issue, please download v 1.2.9.3 (same URL above) and try again...should work now.
Thank you!!!
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1 hour ago, cands said:
Thanks for updating! Unfortunately I get the following error complaining about urllib3 missing:
[08:37:55.789] Logging Started... [08:38:03.847] ERROR: Movie and TV Show Search[Script Filter] Code 1: Traceback (most recent call last): File "media.py", line 11, in <module> import requests File "/Users/***/Library/Application Support/Alfred/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.A2EAA197-3267-406D-B42C-8F427B547486/requests/__init__.py", line 43, in <module> import urllib3 ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'urllib3'
Getting the same error.
Tried, pip3 install urllib3 and pip install urllib3.
Dosen't solve it.
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1 hour ago, Acidham said:
Yep, I figured that out later yesterday and fixed it: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-airpod-connector/blob/master/AirPods Connector.alfredworkflow
Please try again.
Text is corrected, but can't disconnect! not really a issue though since it's just connecting that i mostly use it for
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14 hours ago, Acidham said:
@eshmootie Please give it a try: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-airpod-connector/blob/master/AirPods Connector.alfredworkflow and let me know
Thanks,
Tested and it seems like it works to use and connect with. However, once connected i cannot disconnect using the same command.
And when i run 'airpd' while connected it says 'Airpods pro are NOT connected' even though they are.
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10 minutes ago, Acidham said:
Interesting, seems Apple renamed device_list. Which macos and CPU are you on?
mac os 12.3
macbook pro 13" - 2017 standard config (intel i5)
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5 minutes ago, Acidham said:
I assume your Bluetooth is enabled?
Please run following command
system_profiler SPBluetoothDataType -json
It should look like:
{ "SPBluetoothDataType" : [ { "controller_properties" : { "controller_address" : "F8:FF:C2:50:D0:46", "controller_chipset" : "BCM_4364B3", "controller_discoverable" : "attrib_off", "controller_firmwareVersion" : "v75 c4195", "controller_productID" : "0x0001", "controller_state" : "attrib_on", "controller_supportedServices" : "0x382039 < HFP AVRCP A2DP HID Braille AACP GATT Serial >", "controller_transport" : "UART", "controller_vendorID" : "0x004C (Apple)" }, "devices_list" : [ { "Aci Mouse" : { "device_address" : "24:D0:DF:0A:F2:CF", "device_connected" : "Yes", "device_firmwareVersion" : "1.7.0", "device_minorType" : "Mouse", "device_productID" : "0x0269", "device_services" : "0x800020 < HID ACL >", "device_vendorID" : "0x004C" } }, { "AciPad" : { "device_address" : "28:EC:95:84:90:5D" } },...
Yes,
It looks like this: (1st is with airpods connected and 2nd without)
"SPBluetoothDataType" : [
{
"controller_properties" : {
"controller_address" : "8C:85:90:0E:03:F6",
"controller_chipset" : "BCM_4350",
"controller_discoverable" : "attrib_off",
"controller_firmwareVersion" : "v134 c5628",
"controller_productID" : "0x0001",
"controller_state" : "attrib_on",
"controller_supportedServices" : "0x382039 < HFP AVRCP A2DP HID Braille AACP GATT Serial >",
"controller_transport" : "UART",
"controller_vendorID" : "0x004C (Apple)"
},
"device_connected" : [
{
"name – AirPods Pro" : {
"device_address" : "B8:81:FA:78:AA:25",
"device_batteryLevelCase" : "23 %",
"device_batteryLevelLeft" : "81 %",
"device_firmwareVersion" : "4C165",
"device_minorType" : "Headphones",
"device_productID" : "0x200E",
"device_serialNumber" : "GX9D94FQLKKT",
"device_services" : "0x980019 < HFP AVRCP A2DP AACP GATT ACL >",
"device_vendorID" : "0x004C"
}
}
],
"device_not_connected" : [
{
"name iPhone" : {
"device_address" : "A0:FB:C5:B7:C0:C4",
"device_rssi" : "-38"
}
}
]
}
]
(base) name-mbp:~ name$ system_profiler SPBluetoothDataType -json
{
"SPBluetoothDataType" : [
{
"controller_properties" : {
"controller_address" : "8C:85:90:0E:03:F6",
"controller_chipset" : "BCM_4350",
"controller_discoverable" : "attrib_off",
"controller_firmwareVersion" : "v134 c5628",
"controller_productID" : "0x0001",
"controller_state" : "attrib_on",
"controller_supportedServices" : "0x382039 < HFP AVRCP A2DP HID Braille AACP GATT Serial >",
"controller_transport" : "UART",
"controller_vendorID" : "0x004C (Apple)"
},
"device_not_connected" : [
{
"Name – AirPods Pro" : {
"device_address" : "B8:81:FA:78:AA:25",
"device_firmwareVersion" : "4C165",
"device_minorType" : "Headphones",
"device_productID" : "0x200E",
"device_serialNumber" : "GX9D94FQLKKT",
"device_vendorID" : "0x004C"
}
},
{
"Name iPhone" : {
"device_address" : "A0:FB:C5:B7:C0:C4",
"device_rssi" : "-38"
}
}
]
}
]
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On 2/4/2022 at 3:58 AM, jmonda said:
Any chance of getting movie amd tv show search https://www.packal.org/workflow/movie-and-tv-show-search
On 2/4/2022 at 3:18 PM, vitor said:Added.
Using this one gives me a
'uh oh.. something went wrong
Please check your internet connection'
Any suggestions?
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22 hours ago, vitor said:
The error means that particular action requires the Objective-C bridge. There’s a very small subset of Python 2 Workflows who do. At the moment it’s not viable to support those because the required Python packages fail (for me?) to build under Apple Silicon. If you’re on Intel, you may be able to do so ("${HOME}/.pyenv/versions/2.7.18/bin/python2.7" -m pip install PACKAGE_NAME) but the build failure makes it impossible for me to support it.
Welcome @eshmootie,
That Workflow doesn’t use Python, so whatever is broken is something else. @Acidham has a Workflow you may wish to try.
Try again with:
eval "$(brew shellenv)" ls -la "${HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/bin/python"
Thank you,
However, when i run 'airpd' in alfred i get the following error log:
Is this something due to Python or should i take it in the workflow thread?
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Not sure if this is because of the update to 12.3 but as of the update the following workflow is broken for me:
Possible to add it to the list?
Movie and TV Show Search
in Share your Workflows
Posted
Hi,
Still getting an error;