tone

@vitor Ah ok! Thank you for clarifying -- and the great support! It's amazing how quickly you guys responded.
Much appreciated.
 

Not exactly, as the workflow already used Python 3, only the path changed so everyone’s on the same version. That break sometimes happens after a macOS update.

Try installing, or re-installing, the Apple Command Line tools—see, for example, this post and subsequent comments in that thread.
 
Stephen
 

For a while I was using a URL based search on justwatch.  At some point this stopped working and just opened the site without any results and I'd have to type in my search into the search box and go from there.  I guess they switched to an API based model or something?
 
So yesterday I decided to fix it and I couldn't figure out a URL based way to do it.  After some research and trials, I installed this workflow.  I thought it was a little odd that I had to do through 3 steps to get to the justwatch listing.  I also thought it was weird that "justwatch" kept pulling up TMDB.  But then I noticed that this is a subsection of TMDB that shows all of the justwatch results embedded.  Neat.
 
Over the next half day I realized how good this workflow really is.  I don't have to type the entire title as it is interactively searching while I type in Alfred.  Wow.  I can watch a trailer directly without going to look for it on the justwatch page.   IMDB is there too for extra info.
 
This is going to speed up my entertainment searching.  I probably won't use the Alfred imdb keyword ever again.  This is a really good workflow!
 
Thanks for the work it took to create it.  I'm looking forward to using it and learning more about it.
 
Brian.

Hi @jl_al. I'm not seeing the same issue here. You could try checking the following:
- In the workflow configuration, make sure there's an API key entered in OMDB API Key
- There may be something on your network that's messing up communication to OMDB or TMDb. Try navigating to those sites in a browser to make sure you can reach them:
https://www.omdbapi.com
https://www.themoviedb.org

Ok. So this was really dumb... I hadn't seen that the API key OMDB sends you in an email requires you to click a link also in the email to activate it!
 
Here is your key: XXXXXXXX Please append it to all of your API requests, OMDb API: http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt3896198&apikey=XXXXXXX Click the following URL to activate your key: http://www.omdbapi.com/apikey.aspx?VERIFYKEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX If you did not make this request, please disregard this email.  
It is now of course working! Thank you for your help in any case!

Hi @Aadako, You can now copy (with command-C) the director, writer, and actors fields in version 2.16.1.

Hi @Aadako, You can now copy (with command-C) the director, writer, and actors fields in version 2.16.1.

Try the suggested solution(s) posted here.
The issue might also be caused by a network firewall.

Thank you so much @tone!
This solution worked for me.
 

Thanks a lot, I confirm that this version works on my system (macOS 12.3, Alfred 4.6.4).

Movie and TV Show Search has just been officially updated to Python 3. I’ve removed it from the list, as well as Tailwind CSS Docs (updated to Dart) and Change Case (updated to Python 3).

I spent some time updating this workflow to work with macOS Monterey (sans Python 2). You can grab the latest version of the workflow on GitHub.

Finally had time to update, and it's working great on High Sierra.
 
 

@Southgirl You could try running these commands in Terminal to see which error message(s) you get.
 
/usr/bin/python -c 'import urllib; urllib.urlopen("https://api.themoviedb.org/3/")'  
and
 
/usr/bin/python -c 'import urllib; urllib.urlopen("https://github.com/")'  
Then we'll know if you do actually need to update your OS.

I'll try to install a newer OS this week, and will let you guys know how it went. Thank you both!

Only older versions you installed the same way. It never touches the system Python, which is what the workflow uses. Also, the system Python is Python 2. That isn't compatible with the Python 3 you've installed.
 
The problem you're having is almost certainly due to how old your OS is. It has an ancient version of OpenSSL that doesn't support the HTTPS encryption a lot of websites use. As Python uses OpenSSL, it can't connect to such websites.
 
You will have this issue with many workflows written in Python and probably other languages, too.
 
If you can't update to at least High Sierra, you could maybe get them to work by installing Python 2 with Homebrew and editing the workflows to use /usr/local/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python.
 

Audio Switch
==================================================================================
 
Switch between your input sources and output devices.
 
To install just download (or my github) and doble click the .alfredworkflow file.*
 
To change your input source type input (it could take a little bit to load your sources), then select the one you desire
 

 
The same for the output device, just type output then select your choice
 

 
Since I don't have any audio device or source connected to my laptop only 1 (the default) device and source are shown.

Hi @romebot! It's been a while since I've done anything to this workflow, but the issue should now be fixed with the new release on github. Thanks!

Movie and TV Show Search
Search for movies or tv shows and get general info and ratings from various sites.
 

 
Features
Get movie/tv show runtime, genre, MPAA rating Get ratings from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic (if available) Show a link to a trailer (if available) Show a few credits  
Download
Get the workflow from Packal or GitHub.
 
Usage
Type 'movie' and the title you'd like to search for. Select item (ENTER) to get movie info. Type 'tv' and the title you'd like to search for. Select item (ENTER) to get show info.  
Thanks
Thanks to @deanishe for Alfred-Workflow. Uses TMDb and OMDb APIs for info. @vitor for all his help with developing a great workflow  
Changelog
For more recent changes, see the GitHub releases page.
 
2.6 (2017-11-27)
Big thanks to @vitor for implementing the following enhancements:
- Add support for OneUpdater
- Move OMDb API key to workflow environment variables
 
2.5 (2017-11-27)
- Added free OMDb API key
 
2.3 (2015-07-30)
- Add RottenTomatoes audience score
 
2.2 (2015-05-01)
- Open YouTube trailer (if available) when choosing to search all rating sites
- Friendly message when internet connection isn't working properly   2.1 (2015-01-28)
- added menu item to search all rating sites at once - added script behaviour queue delay (requires Alfred 2.6 or higher) - fixed rotten tomatoes search   2.0 (2015-01-20)
- added tv show search
- fixed issue with quick look not working for some items - removed tiny poster icon (didn't like the squishing and there was an issue with caching the icon in Alfred)   1.3 (2015-01-16)
- removed argparse reference (and setting personal TMDb API key functionality)
- updated alfred-workflow library to latest (v1.11.0)
- fix/tidy up string encoding issues
- error handling fixes
 
1.2 (2015-01-11)
- show tiny poster in movie details listing
- generate sexy html file for when first item in details listing is selected
- add fallback search item (must be added manually in Alfred preferences > Features > Default Results > Setup fallback results)
 
1.1 (2015-01-10)
- Add default TMDb API key
 
1.0 (2015-01-10)
- Initial release
 
This workflow is released under the MIT Licence.

Movie and TV Show Search
Search for movies or tv shows and get general info and ratings from various sites.
 

 
Features
Get movie/tv show runtime, genre, MPAA rating Get ratings from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic (if available) Show a link to a trailer (if available) Show a few credits  
Download
Get the workflow from Packal or GitHub.
 
Usage
Type 'movie' and the title you'd like to search for. Select item (ENTER) to get movie info. Type 'tv' and the title you'd like to search for. Select item (ENTER) to get show info.  
Thanks
Thanks to @deanishe for Alfred-Workflow. Uses TMDb and OMDb APIs for info. @vitor for all his help with developing a great workflow  
Changelog
For more recent changes, see the GitHub releases page.
 
2.6 (2017-11-27)
Big thanks to @vitor for implementing the following enhancements:
- Add support for OneUpdater
- Move OMDb API key to workflow environment variables
 
2.5 (2017-11-27)
- Added free OMDb API key
 
2.3 (2015-07-30)
- Add RottenTomatoes audience score
 
2.2 (2015-05-01)
- Open YouTube trailer (if available) when choosing to search all rating sites
- Friendly message when internet connection isn't working properly   2.1 (2015-01-28)
- added menu item to search all rating sites at once - added script behaviour queue delay (requires Alfred 2.6 or higher) - fixed rotten tomatoes search   2.0 (2015-01-20)
- added tv show search
- fixed issue with quick look not working for some items - removed tiny poster icon (didn't like the squishing and there was an issue with caching the icon in Alfred)   1.3 (2015-01-16)
- removed argparse reference (and setting personal TMDb API key functionality)
- updated alfred-workflow library to latest (v1.11.0)
- fix/tidy up string encoding issues
- error handling fixes
 
1.2 (2015-01-11)
- show tiny poster in movie details listing
- generate sexy html file for when first item in details listing is selected
- add fallback search item (must be added manually in Alfred preferences > Features > Default Results > Setup fallback results)
 
1.1 (2015-01-10)
- Add default TMDb API key
 
1.0 (2015-01-10)
- Initial release
 
This workflow is released under the MIT Licence.

Big thanks to @vitor for his help in enhancing this workflow.
 
He's added the OMDb API key as a workflow environment variable as well as implemented OneUpdater (auto-updates).

Movie and TV Show Search
Search for movies or tv shows and get general info and ratings from various sites.
 

 
Features
Get movie/tv show runtime, genre, MPAA rating Get ratings from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic (if available) Show a link to a trailer (if available) Show a few credits  
Download
Get the workflow from Packal or GitHub.
 
Usage
Type 'movie' and the title you'd like to search for. Select item (ENTER) to get movie info. Type 'tv' and the title you'd like to search for. Select item (ENTER) to get show info.  
Thanks
Thanks to @deanishe for Alfred-Workflow. Uses TMDb and OMDb APIs for info. @vitor for all his help with developing a great workflow  
Changelog
For more recent changes, see the GitHub releases page.
 
2.6 (2017-11-27)
Big thanks to @vitor for implementing the following enhancements:
- Add support for OneUpdater
- Move OMDb API key to workflow environment variables
 
2.5 (2017-11-27)
- Added free OMDb API key
 
2.3 (2015-07-30)
- Add RottenTomatoes audience score
 
2.2 (2015-05-01)
- Open YouTube trailer (if available) when choosing to search all rating sites
- Friendly message when internet connection isn't working properly   2.1 (2015-01-28)
- added menu item to search all rating sites at once - added script behaviour queue delay (requires Alfred 2.6 or higher) - fixed rotten tomatoes search   2.0 (2015-01-20)
- added tv show search
- fixed issue with quick look not working for some items - removed tiny poster icon (didn't like the squishing and there was an issue with caching the icon in Alfred)   1.3 (2015-01-16)
- removed argparse reference (and setting personal TMDb API key functionality)
- updated alfred-workflow library to latest (v1.11.0)
- fix/tidy up string encoding issues
- error handling fixes
 
1.2 (2015-01-11)
- show tiny poster in movie details listing
- generate sexy html file for when first item in details listing is selected
- add fallback search item (must be added manually in Alfred preferences > Features > Default Results > Setup fallback results)
 
1.1 (2015-01-10)
- Add default TMDb API key
 
1.0 (2015-01-10)
- Initial release
 
This workflow is released under the MIT Licence.

Big thanks to @vitor for his help in enhancing this workflow.
 
He's added the OMDb API key as a workflow environment variable as well as implemented OneUpdater (auto-updates).

I was making a PR for this using Workflow Environment Variables but noticed you may still be on Alfred 2. Is that the case?