Wifi connection should be made with an Ethernet connection to your wifi router. The script is designed to allow control of iTunes using the iPad app, iTunes remote.This script has been tested using Mountain Lion 10.8.5, Mavericks 10.9, Yosemite 10.10.2, iTunes 11.1.2, Audirvana 1.510 and iTunes Remote.Use TextEdit to see/change what this script does. After the script has run Audirvana System Optimization needs to run. If you want something to auto start on boot up you must add it after the script has run. This script deletes all startup items located in: System Preferences –> Users & Groups–> Login Items. This script disables processes that are running on your computer that are not needed for audio.If you wish to use your computer for any other use this script is most likely not for you. This script is designed for people that use their computer just for audio use.Computer Audio Design cannot be held for any issues that the use of this script causes. The latest version of the Computer Audio Design OSX Audio Optimization Script is out! You use this script at entirely your own risk. Regardless, a computer that is strictly being used as music server only does not need OS updates, aka "if it ain't broken, don't fix it". Then again, it wouldn't be too hard to come up with a list of same and edit in the appropriate lines of code, should one be bothered. Possibly, users of these scripts have reported success or otherwise with El Capitan 10.11 and beyond via the CAD forums, however, any macOS features (supported services and processes) that came along post Yosemite are unlikely to have been included (meaning excluded from running). Note that even Time Machine is disabled, so if one's music library is locally stored one may wish to consider other options here.Īnother thing worth noting is that these scripts have been tested using Mountain Lion 10.8.5, Mavericks 10.9, and Yosemite 10.10.2, with iTunes 11.1.2. Nothing appears to be OS X/macOS terminal (get it?), however, the Mac in question will be more or less useless for other than as dedicated music server. I've had a read through the main optimization script (the other reverses changes), and it does contain a pretty extensive list of processes and services that are disabled. Disabling all but the most critical system processes in order to reserve system resources and/or reduce impact for/upon audio (all at one's own risk, of course). Click to expand.Ah, I see what you are referring to now.
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