Getting the videofile path from Pro Tools for a Cut Detection/ Cut track script

arg okay i made something that kinda works for the Studio Users. You need to have the video track selected for this to work right now as this is only meant to be a small part of the main script =0.

// =============== EXPENDS THE SELECTED VIDEO CLIP ===============

// Activate Pro Tools
sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();

// Open Video Universe Window
sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({
    menuPath: ["Window", "Video Universe"],
});

sf.wait();

const videoUniverse = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.is("Video Universe").first;
videoUniverse.elementWaitFor();

// Click on the "Video Universe" window to activate it
const clickPoint = videoUniverse.mouseClickElement({
    relativePosition: { "x": 10, "y": 30 },
    clickType: "Move",
    clickCount: 1,
}).clickPoint;

sf.wait();

// Double-click on the clicked point
sf.mouse.doubleClick({
    position: clickPoint,
});
// Close Video Universe window
sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({
    menuPath: ["Window", "Video Universe"],
});
videoUniverse.elementWaitFor({ waitType: "Disappear" });

sf.wait();

// =============== GETS THE VIDEO CLIP PARENT NAME =============== 
// --------------- menuitem: clip-rename.. doesn't work for video in ProTools Studio ---------------

// Move mouse to selected track and get its position
sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrack.mouseClickElement({
    anchor: "MidCenter",
    clickType: "Move",
});

// Retrieve relative mouse position
const mainWindow = sf.ui.proTools.mainWindow;
const mousePos = sf.mouse.getPosition().position;
const relMousePos = { x: 0, y: mousePos.y - mainWindow.position.y };

// Click near the relative position and open the popup menu
const clickPoint2 = mainWindow.mouseClickElement({
    relativePosition: relMousePos,
    anchor: "TopCenter",
    clickType: "Move",
}).clickPoint;

const popupMenu = sf.menu.openPopupMenuFromPosition({
    position: clickPoint2,
    isRightClick: true,
}).popupMenu;

// Open Rename dialog
popupMenu.menuClickPopupMenu({ menuPath: ["Rename..."] });
const renameWin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.is('Name').first;

// Wait for Rename window to appear
renameWin.elementWaitFor();

// Retrieve and log clip info
const clipInfo = renameWin.groups.whoseTitle.is("Clip Info").first.children
    .whoseRole.is("AXStaticText").allItems;

// Extract the second value (assuming it's the filename or relevant info)
const clipFileName = clipInfo[1].value.invalidate().value;

// Log the extracted clip info for reference
log(clipFileName);

// Click OK to close Rename window
renameWin.buttons.whoseTitle.is("OK").first.elementClick();
renameWin.elementWaitFor({ waitType: "Disappear" });

// =============== OPENS WORKSPACE AND SEARCHES FOR VIDEO =============== 
// Now perform the workspace actions

// Open workspace (always with alt+o)
sf.keyboard.press({ keys: "alt+o" });
sf.wait();  // Wait for the workspace to open

const workspaceWindow = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.startsWith("Workspace:").first;
workspaceWindow.elementWaitFor();  // Wait for workspace window to appear

// Click the search field and type the filename stored in clipFileName
workspaceWindow.textFields.whoseTitle.is("text search").first.elementClick();
sf.wait();
sf.keyboard.type({ text: clipFileName }); // Use the clipFileName variable
sf.wait();

// =============== REVEALS FINDER FOR VIDEO =============== 
// Click the upper left corner of the main UI element of the workspace to select the file
workspaceWindow.tables.whoseTitle.is("TextGridView").allItems[3].mouseClickElement({ clickType: "Move" });

// Open the right-click menu at the current mouse position and click "Reveal in Finder"
const position = sf.mouse.getPosition().position;
const popupMenu2 = sf.menu.openPopupMenuFromPosition({ position, isRightClick: true }).popupMenu;
popupMenu2.menuClickPopupMenu({ menuPath: ["Reveal in Finder"] });

sf.wait();

sf.ui.finder.appActivateMainWindow();

let path = sf.ui.finder.firstSelectedPath;
log(path);

Ah thanks for checking! I will make sure to include it for the ultimate users. It the output just straight the filepath like if you do the same function for a audio track?