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Waiting for sleeping disks to wake up can be a frustrating experience for DJs, video/audio editors, musicians, and motion graphics designers who frequently work with media files located on multiple disks.
Disksomnia 4.0 periodically writes a file to keep any local disk awake, including those that stubbornly ignore Energy Saver preferences.
Disksomnia 4.0 periodically writes a file to keep any local disk awake, including those that stubbornly ignore Energy Saver preferences.
What's New
Version 4.0:
- NEW! Disksomnia now runs as a menu bar app with extremely low overhead and easy access to Preferences.
- NEW! By default, Disksomnia will write to disks every 55 seconds but you can now set a custom period (up to 999 seconds) to suit your particular disks.
- NEW! Icon animates when disks are being written to and there’s a countdown indicator to the next write.
- Easily select which disks are kept awake.
- Disksomnia can run all the time or only when selected applications are running. Perfect if you only need disks to be kept awake when editing audio or video.
Version 4.0:
- NEW! Disksomnia now runs as a menu bar app with extremely low overhead and easy access to Preferences.
- NEW! By default, Disksomnia will write to disks every 55 seconds but you can now set a custom period (up to 999 seconds) to suit your particular disks.
- NEW! Icon animates when disks are being written to and there’s a countdown indicator to the next more...
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.7.3 or later
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Waiting for sleeping disks to wake up can be a frustrating experience for DJs, video/audio editors, musicians, and motion graphics designers who frequently work with media files located on multiple disks.
Disksomnia 4.0 periodically writes a file to keep any local disk awake, including those that stubbornly ignore Energy Saver preferences.
Disksomnia 4.0 periodically writes a file to keep any local disk awake, including those that stubbornly ignore Energy Saver preferences.
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Question: could this be modified so that it would serve the function of keeping attached drives from sleeping without the need for running/install of Final Cut?
Thereby making it more generic, for folks who would like external drives to stay awake but have not Final Cut?
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