Are you executing from AppleScript Editor, or have you saved the script as an application? If you are running it within AppleScript Editor, then it will fail the first time, and you must allow AppleScript Editor.app to be listed in the list of 'apps that are allowed to control your computer' in System Preferences > Security and Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility. I have not encountered this error in Mavericks even during attempting to create the script. This is the basic script, I'm sure it can be better.:Ĭlick menu item "Update DVB Program Guide" of menu 1 of pop up button 1 of window "EyeTV Programs" No more missed recordings because the EPG was not up to date! Yay!
Running it daily (or as often as you like) will keep your EyeTV EPG database up to date always. To automate the launching of the script, set it to run at at daily a convenient time using either Lingon (or some similar launch agent configuration utility), or using iCal as per this tip: Enter your password, click the checkbox, and then try again. Navigate to System Preferences > Security and Privacy > Accessibility and you will see your app listed there. On first run you will get a dialog saying it need access to Accessibility. Paste it into the ApplesScript Editor, and save it as an application somewhere like in Applications. So I wrote this bit of Applescript will update EyeTV's free to air DVB EPG database. For EyeTV users in Europe and Australia with DVB EPG access, you will all know that EyeTV will not keep that database automatically updated.
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