I need help writing a script to tell itunes to get info on movies in library

[jackblasto]

I'm trying to write a script that goes to itunes and clicks "get info" for every movie I have in the itunes library.

I saw this example somewhere but really don't know how to tweak it or where to run it to make this do what I need:

tell application "iTunes"
set theSelection to selection
repeat with i from 1 to count of theSelection
tell (item i of theSelection)
set artworkCount to count of artwork
repeat artworkCount times
set theArtwork to data of artwork 1
delete artwork 1
set data of artwork artworkCount to theArtwork
end repeat
end tell
end repeat
end tell

I need to make it repeatedly click "get info" on every movie I have because itunes 11 for some reason continues to lose my artwork for the movies but when I click "get info" and "ok" it then brings it back. This happens ALL the time and I need some kind of easy way to go through a hundred some movies every two days to restore the art.

Can anyone PLEASE help me by showing me what type of script I need to run and what application to put it in? Should I just run it from terminal? Thanks!

[cpragman]

That is not normal behavior for iTunes. Your library file may be corrupted. Have you tried repairing your library database file?

[NaOH]

The first place to check when needing a script for iTunes is Doug's AppleScripts site. For this situation, try using the Embed Artwork script or the Re-Embed Artwork script.