[Avid-L2] Mavericks App nap stop.

 

"App Nap" - Nasty feature in Mavericks which suppose to save energy (puts services in a hang state). Current workaround is to check the "Prevent App Nap" from the Application app info.

Problem is that this only disable "app nap" for MediaComposer.app alone but there are other services running in the background that does a lot of Magic (list below). 

com.avid-technology.BPServices

com.avid-technology.Editor UI Optimizations

com.avid-technology.Source Settings Dialog

com.avid.AvidBinIndexer

com.avid.AvidDMFSupportSvc

com.avid.AvidPhoneticIndexer

com.avid.AvidSearch

com.avid.Dongle Manager

com.avid.ISISClientManager

com.avid.mediacomposer

com.avid.transcodeserviceworker

Here is a tiny script  made to automatically add all installed apps into the prevent list.

for service0 in /<full user path>/Library/Preferences/*.plist

do

service1=`echo $nam | sed -e 's/.plist//'`

service2=$( eval basename $service1 )

sudo defaults write "${service2}" NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES

done

for service0 in /<full user path>/Library/Preferences/*.plist

do

service1=`echo $nam | sed -e 's/.plist//'`

service2=$( eval basename $service1 )

echo $nam2

sudo defaults read "${service2}" NSAppSleepDisabled

done

##verify everything returns true##

for service0 in /Library/Preferences/*.plist

do

service1=`echo $nam | sed -e 's/.plist//'`

service2=$( eval basename $service1 )

sudo defaults write "${service2}" NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES

done

for service0 in /Library/Preferences/*.plist

do

service1=`echo $nam | sed -e 's/.plist//'`

service2=$( eval basename $service1 )

echo $nam2

sudo defaults read "${service2}" NSAppSleepDisabled

Done

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