Anna

I'm having some computer issues and am just wondering if anyone has had similar experiences. I purchased a MacBook Pro in early July, and have since had continuous graphics problems, which Apple is essentially chalking up to Max/MSP/Jitter. Because they replaced the computer and put both through diagnostics, as well as invaded my personal privacy with their creepy CaptureData program, and deemed everything in perfect working order, they say it's my software. Because they are familiar with Final Cut and ProTools (the only other programs I have installed), they believe it's Max that is causing the issues. Basically, I'm faced with the choice to either not use Jitter (the reason I bought the computer was to run Jitter more efficiently, by the way) or get a different computer altogether. Strange, then, that everything ran flawlessly on my wimpy little MacBook, but the MBP can't handle it.

I'm having some computer issues and am just wondering if anyone has had similar experiences.  I purchased a MacBook Pro in early July, and have since had continuous graphics problems, which Apple is essentially chalking up to Max/MSP/Jitter.  Because they replaced the computer and put both through diagnostics, as well as invaded my personal privacy with their creepy CaptureData program, and deemed everything in perfect working order, they say it's my software.  Because they are familiar with Final Cut and ProTools (the only other programs I have installed), they believe it's Max that is causing the issues.  Basically, I'm faced with the choice to either not use Jitter (the reason I bought the computer was to run Jitter more efficiently, by the way) or get a different computer altogether.  Strange, then, that everything ran flawlessly on my wimpy little MacBook, but the MBP can't handle it.

Anyone experience anything similar?
Thanks,
Anna


driver-problems

Please contact support@cycling74.com directly about this. They will

be able to get you up and running quickest. Also, when reporting

issues like this, it is not possible to help without knowing your

system details like MBP model, graphics card, OS version, Max/Jitter

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 11:50 AM, Anna wrote:

> I'm having some computer issues and am just wondering if anyone has had similar experiences. I purchased a MacBook Pro in early July, and have since had continuous graphics problems, which Apple is essentially chalking up to Max/MSP/Jitter. Because they replaced the computer and put both through diagnostics, as well as invaded my personal privacy with their creepy CaptureData program, and deemed everything in perfect working order, they say it's my software. Because they are familiar with Final Cut and ProTools (the only other programs I have installed), they believe it's Max that is causing the issues. Basically, I'm faced with the choice to either not use Jitter (the reason I bought the computer was to run Jitter more efficiently, by the way) or get a different computer altogether. Strange, then, that everything ran flawlessly on my wimpy little MacBook, but the MBP can't handle it.

> "A 'mistake' is beside the point, for once anything happens it authentically is."

Hi,
Please contact support@cycling74.com directly about this.  They will
be able to get you up and running quickest.  Also, when reporting
issues like this, it is not possible to help without knowing your
system details like MBP model, graphics card, OS version, Max/Jitter
version etc.
thanks,
wes

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 11:50 AM, Anna  wrote:
>
> Hi, all,
>
> I'm having some computer issues and am just wondering if anyone has had similar experiences.  I purchased a MacBook Pro in early July, and have since had continuous graphics problems, which Apple is essentially chalking up to Max/MSP/Jitter.  Because they replaced the computer and put both through diagnostics, as well as invaded my personal privacy with their creepy CaptureData program, and deemed everything in perfect working order, they say it's my software.  Because they are familiar with Final Cut and ProTools (the only other programs I have installed), they believe it's Max that is causing the issues.  Basically, I'm faced with the choice to either not use Jitter (the reason I bought the computer was to run Jitter more efficiently, by the way) or get a different computer altogether.  Strange, then, that everything ran flawlessly on my wimpy little MacBook, but the MBP can't handle it.
>
> Anyone experience anything similar?
> Thanks,
> Anna
> --
> "A 'mistake' is beside the point, for once anything happens it authentically is."
>


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