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The goal of Get iPlayer Automator is to allow iTunes and your Mac to become the hub for your British Television experience regardless of where in the world you are. Currently, Get iPlayer Automator allows you to download and watch BBC and ITV shows on your Mac. Series-Link/PVR functionality ensures you will never miss your favourite shows. Programmes are fully tagged and added to iTunes automatically upon completion. It is simple and easy to use, and runs on any machine running Mac OS X 10.7 or later. And since the shows are in iTunes, it is extremely easy to transfer them to your iPod, iPhone, or Apple TV allowing you to enjoy your shows on the go or on your television.
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Cache will not update with new MacBook Pro running Ventura 13.3.1 #455

Closed David1494 closed 1 year ago

David1494 commented 1 year ago

I am lucky enough to have a brand new MacBook Pro. However the updating Index feeds just cycles endlessly. see MacBook details and Automator

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David1494 commented 1 year ago

By the way, I used the MAC migration Assistant . It worked fine and even included the history file from any old MAC. But as above the index just cycles endlessly.

skovatch commented 1 year ago

The issue here is that the tools that actually do the downloading and cache update are still x86_64 only, even though the main application is built for both Intel and Apple architectures. This means you will need to install Rosetta 2. You can try selecting the application in the Finder, choose Get Info, and check "Open using Rosetta". Then, the next time you open it, you should be prompted to install Rosetta 2. Alternately, /usr/sbin/softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license will do the job too.

skovatch commented 1 year ago

If I can find a way to build a universal perl and python to include in the app I will do that. I may just not build it for arm64 anymore, which will automatically trigger installation for new users.

David1494 commented 1 year ago

That worked just fine, thanks Scott!