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MetaMovie brings all this to your movies. Just drop your movie files on the movie list, start the search and then you need but one click to bring all the Information to your movies. The tagged movies look great in iTunes and on your Apple TV. MetaMovie supports the iTunes friendly.mp4 and.m4v file formats (MKV is not supported). The metadata of a file is a corpus of data originating from the tagging operations of the OS that ensue when you save files to local folder on your Mac. It includes the background information about the file which provide sorting functions with cues to trace out the file’s location.
v0.39.1 / Operations Guide / Running the Metabase Mac App
The Mac Application is the easiest way to setup Metabase locally on macOS for personal use.Note that currently the Mac Application is not setup for shared use, so some Metabase features which involve the rest of your team won’t be possible.
Installing the Mac Application
Start off by downloading the Metabase Mac Application if you haven’t done so already.Once the download is complete go ahead and double click the file to open it up. You should see something like this:
Next simply click and drag the Metabase.app icon over to the Applications folder icon on the left. That will install Metabase into your main Applications folder.
Launching Metabase
To launch Metabase open the Mac Finder application and click on Applications on the left. Then scroll down your applications list until you see Metabase.app and double click it.
The Metabase application should now have opened and you should see the loading screen in the application window with a spinner going.
Give the application a moment to finish initializing and then you should see the screen change to the Metabase Welcome page. That’s it! Installation Complete.
Now that you’ve installed Metabase, it’s time to set it up and connect it to your database.
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The application database
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The application database lives on your filesystem, at~/Library/Application Support/Metabase/metabase.db.h2.db
If you want to delete it, back it up, or replace it with an old backup, shut down the application and then delete, copy or replace the file.
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Note: depending on when you first started using Metabase the file may be called~/Library/Application Support/Metabase/metabase.db.mv.db
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