David wrote:
>>>You need something like:
>>>
>>>a_track = app('Itunes').playlists['Library'].tracks[0]
>>>a_playlist = app('Itunes').playlists['Whatever']
>>>app('Itunes').duplicate(a_track, to=a_playlist)
>>>
>>
>>
>>Yup. Or:
>>
>>a_track = app('Itunes').playlists['Library'].tracks[0]
>>a_playlist = app('Itunes').playlists['Whatever']
>>a_track.duplicate(to=a_playlist)
>>
>
>Did you try that with your iTunes?
>
>Both of the methods above give me the same error message:
Oops, there's an unrelated error in the above scripts - elements are
one-indexed, not zero-indexed. (iTunes returns the wrong error code, btw;
should be -1728, not -1708.) Change the first line to:
a_track = app('Itunes').playlists['Library'].tracks[1]
and it works.
HTH
has
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