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mediaanalysisd make iStripper stuck on mac Foro / Todo sobre iStripper
alucardyvg
Desde en Jul 2015 4 posts
March 13, 2020
When i leave the iStripper on, the process mediaanalysisd will automaticly start and make everything stuck on my mac.
Would pls pervent the mediaanalysisd process starting while the stripper live on?
That will be very helpful for mac users, thank you very much.
Would pls pervent the mediaanalysisd process starting while the stripper live on?
That will be very helpful for mac users, thank you very much.
March 13, 2020
@alucardyvg
I'm running version 1.2.243 of iStripper on a 2013 Mac Pro under OSX 10.14.6. I don't see a process mediaanalysisd using Activity Monitor. I did an internet search. This seems to be a Mac problem related to facial recognition. It doesn't seem to be related to iStripper.
I'm running version 1.2.243 of iStripper on a 2013 Mac Pro under OSX 10.14.6. I don't see a process mediaanalysisd using Activity Monitor. I did an internet search. This seems to be a Mac problem related to facial recognition. It doesn't seem to be related to iStripper.
alucardyvg
Desde en Jul 2015 4 posts
March 16, 2020
@Dorsai6
Of course it‘s not related to iStripper, maybe my description not exact enough.
After the keyboard and mouse are inactive for a period of time, the mac will enter an idle state. The system will automatically start the mediaanalysisd process, causing the screen to become stuck. I mean, can iStripper prevent the mac from going into an idle state when it is running, so that solves the problem I said before.
Of course it‘s not related to iStripper, maybe my description not exact enough.
After the keyboard and mouse are inactive for a period of time, the mac will enter an idle state. The system will automatically start the mediaanalysisd process, causing the screen to become stuck. I mean, can iStripper prevent the mac from going into an idle state when it is running, so that solves the problem I said before.
TheEmu
Desde en Jul 2012 3309 posts
March 16, 2020 (edited)
I came across this discussion about mediaanalysisd and how to stop it being a problem (which it seems that it often is)
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/idling-for-10-minutes-causes-sierra-to-lag-freeze-for-a-couple-of-minutes.209661/page-42
I do not have a modern Mac (mine is an old PowerPC based one) so I can't comment on the posts there, but it may be usefull
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/idling-for-10-minutes-causes-sierra-to-lag-freeze-for-a-couple-of-minutes.209661/page-42
I do not have a modern Mac (mine is an old PowerPC based one) so I can't comment on the posts there, but it may be usefull
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