interesting observatins,
Got teh gallery install finished and working the bugs out.
Darkening the SCREEN: This installation works with LOGIC in region-
repeat playback (hopefully 24/7) and as long as it's in PLAY mode,
LOGIC never lets the screen sleep. This is not a big deal as I can
just hit PLAY, then manually kill the screen with F2 and walk away.
Where it has shown a problem is SOMEHOW, after hours of flawless
playback, the thing just goes SILENT.
It's still RUNNING... it still is running the counter and the cursor
line is moving across the screen like it's playing, but no sound
comes out and no meters on the screen are bouncing. Stopping and
restarting it doesn;t fix it.
what DOES fix it is to click on the green REGION marker bar at the
top of the screen and then sound comes back.
On May 10, 2012, at 7:27 PM, JohnV wrote:
Thanks a bunch Bruce.
Exactly what i'd hoped was possible.
JV
On May 10, 2012, at 7:12 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On May 10, 2012, at 2:43 PM, JohnV wrote:
Should I be thinking about things like ENERGY settings or other
system prefs that either might interfere with LOGIC and cause it
to hiccup, or things that would be a Good THing (like shutting
the screen off)?
Setting the screen to sleep would be good. I don't think other
settings will be an issue because Logic will be running and doing
things. Since it's on a power supply though, I don't think there
will be any issues.
Security issues..
physically: with the laptop hidden inside a walled-up small cart
along with the sound amps, any sort of physical retraints anyone
knows about?
you can get laptop security cables pretty cheaply, and lock it to
the cart. <http://tinyurl.com/7x7p7ae>
operationally: with the program running, is there a way to make
the computer un-accessible?
Set a good password, and set 'require password immediately after
s;eep or screen saver begins' in the Security pane of System
Preferences.
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