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Working with Remote Editing
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- On login: If this setting is selected, a message box asks you to confirm the directory path
after you log in to Interplay. Select “for new projects only” if you want this message box
displayed only after you create a new project.
- On first checkin: If this setting is selected, a message box asks you to confirm the
directory path the first time you check in from a project. This message is displayed once
each time you work in a project.
14. Click OK.
Stopping and Starting Media Indexer on a Mac OS X System
In an Interplay environment, if your Avid editing application cannot connect to the Media
Indexer running on your system the application displays the following message when it starts:
“Could not connect to the Media Indexer. Verify the health of the Media Indexer service.” Failure
to connect to the Media Indexer prevents the application from finding the online media for your
project. To correct this problem, you need to stop and then restart the Media Indexer service.
For Interplay Sphere users, you need to restart the Media Indexer service when the IP address of
your system changes — for example, when you switch from an Ethernet connection to a wireless
(Wi-Fi or 4G) connection.
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You must be logged in to your Mac OS X system with an administrative account to stop and
restart the Media Indexer service.
To stop and restart the Media Indexer service using the Terminal window:
1. Open a Terminal window by selecting Applications > Utilities > Terminal.
2. At the prompt, type the following and press Return:
cd /Applications/Avid\ Media\ Indexer/bin
3. The Terminal window might prompt you for your password. Type your administrative
password and press Return.
4. To stop the service, type the following and press Return:
sudo ./mi.sh remove
The Media Indexer service stops.
5. To restart the Media Indexer service, type the following and press Return:
sudo ./mi.sh install
The Media Indexer service restarts. You might have to wait up to 30 seconds for the service
to complete the restart operation.