lewis lepton

I have a quick question. I've have built a patch and have put an audio setting button on with the dac, etc...

I save (of course), then go to make an application of the program, mainly if I want to use my patch on a computer that does not have Max/MSP on, i use MXF files on computers which do have MAx/MSP on.

But in my application, the audio settings do not come up, which is really weird. This is with the application NOT the max collective file.

Any ideas on how to sort this? i have also put a picture up to show you what i mean

audio-settings-for-application

I can confirm that this is happening with Max 5.0.4. This is probably a bug(or an as-of-yet-un-fully-developed functionality(i.e. the builder script is not including necessary files, etc.)). You should maybe report this to support@cycling74.com and include a zipped copy of your app and your patch used to build the app(plus steps to reproduce the problem).

I get this problem when I simply build this patch into an app:

> This is probably a bug(or an as-of-yet-un-fully-developed 

> functionality(i.e. the builder script is not including necessary 

The DSP Status dialog is really just a patch. If it's included, the UI 

> This is probably a bug(or an as-of-yet-un-fully-developed  
> functionality(i.e. the builder script is not including necessary  
> files, etc.)).

The DSP Status dialog is really just a patch. If it's included, the UI  
should show up in a standalone:

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

Chris, this is true, however, it did not behave like this in 4.6.

Actually, I'll just mail support myself just to see if they actually want to cut out the automatic inclusion that 4.6 had put so conveniently in place. Thanks.

> Chris, this is true, however, it did not behave like this in 4.6.

I don't have Max 4 on this machine, so I'm not sure, but I think that 

the DSP Status dialog wasn't a Max Patcher in Max 4, but rather 

I don't have Max 4 on this machine, so I'm not sure, but I think that  
the DSP Status dialog wasn't a Max Patcher in Max 4, but rather  
included in the MSP code.

It was a patcher in 4.6, too, located here:

But this is all good to find, I'll email more specifics this way. Hey, do you happen to know the exact location of that patch in the Max5 folder?

It was a patcher in 4.6, too, located here:
Max4.6/patches/editors/DSPStatus.pat

But this is all good to find, I'll email more specifics this way. Hey, do you happen to know the exact location of that patch in the Max5 folder?


> Hey, do you happen to know the exact location of that patch in the 

> Hey, do you happen to know the exact location of that patch in the  
> Max5 folder?

Ah, sweet, I should've known(couldn't find it using FileBrowser, either,... weird...)... thanks, I appreciate it!

It is true though, i did not have trouble in Max 4, with the DSP status. Very odd that it is popping up now with that problem, by hey, thats life.

I too will also seek in emailing them to say about the problem.

It is not too big of a deal if you work with the MXF format in runtime. But if go on a computer that doesn't have runtime, it makes it a little bit more difficult. Especially if you need a friend or others to test your patch/program on their own machines

Ahhh, one more question, when is the new pluggo coming out? 

would love to get my hands on that little baby and start making plugins again.

But in the mean time, i will stick with rewire

Ahhh, one more question, when is the new pluggo coming out? 
would love to get my hands on that little baby and start making plugins again.
But in the mean time, i will stick with rewire

as for pluggo: your guess is as good as mine(i think it's probably up in the air right now since it sounds like the SDK is what's being worked/waited on now, hopefully soon, though...)

Stumbled on the same problem, but I also found a workaround:

If you create an object called "DSP status" in your patch (WITH the quotation marks because there's a space in the name), the necessary stuff is automatically included when you build the application.

Audio Settings for Application