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figured it out mate, my sound output app had a space in the name which was making applescript skitz out, i just placed an underscore to make it sound_output and all problems were solved, thx dude you're a legend, also had to remove SwitchAudioSource as it was now redundant, here is the finished and working script, thankyou so much for your help:
Hi guys,
i have made an applescript with the following source code:
"
set sound_output to button returned of (display dialog "Select Output Source" buttons {"Computer", "TV"} default button "TV")
if sound_output is "Computer" then do shell script ("cd /Applications/SwitchAudioSource-v1; ./SwitchAudioSource -s 'Built-in Output'")
if sound_output is "TV" then do shell script ("cd /Applications/SwitchAudioSource-v1; ./SwitchAudioSource -s 'HDMI'")
"
I am wondering if there is a way to refer to the abovementioned executable ./SwitchAudioSource (currently located in /Applications) in my compiled applescript somewhere? That is:
Show Package Contents > Contents > Resources > and dump the executabe ./SwitchAudioSource here, and then modify my script to somehow refer to within itself so that my applescript will work regardless of where i place it. Desktop, /Users, even pictures,
i hope this makes sense, thankyou for all your help in advance, cheers mate
Hi guys,
i have made an applescript with the following source code:
"
set sound_output to button returned of (display dialog "Select Output Source" buttons {"Computer", "TV"} default button "TV")
if sound_output is "Computer" then do shell script ("cd /Applications/SwitchAudioSource-v1; ./SwitchAudioSource -s 'Built-in Output'")
if sound_output is "TV" then do shell script ("cd /Applications/SwitchAudioSource-v1; ./SwitchAudioSource -s 'HDMI'")
"
I am wondering if there is a way to refer to the abovementioned executable ./SwitchAudioSource (currently located in /Applications) in my compiled applescript somewhere? That is:
Show Package Contents > Contents > Resources > and dump the executabe ./SwitchAudioSource here, and then modify my script to somehow refer to within itself so that my applescript will work regardless of where i place it. Desktop, /Users, even pictures,
i hope this makes sense, thankyou for all your help in advance, cheers mate
