earthlinger

Any Hipno users tried Macbook Pro's built-in I-sight with VTheremin in Hipno? How is the compatibility?

Any Hipno users tried Macbook Pro's built-in I-sight with VTheremin  in Hipno? How is the compatibility?

hipno-vtheremin-macbook-isight-compatibility

On Mar 25, 2006, at 9:17 AM, earthlinger wrote:

> Any Hipno users tried Macbook Pro's built-in I-sight with 

> VTheremin in Hipno? How is the compatibility?

Neither Hipno, Pluggo, Mode, nor MaxMSP are Universal Binary, yet, so 

I doubt you want to use for audio applications on MacTel (will be 

slow with glitches/dropout as Rosetta dynamically compiles), despite 

the fact that it should run and find the camera under Rosetta (not 

verified, but there's no reason it shouldn't work).

Universal Binary support for these products is coming, but not here 

yet, despite the completely bogus reports on the "blogosphere" 

recently. As previously mentioned, we're not identifying dates at 

this time, but will announce them when they're ready.

> Any Hipno users tried Macbook Pro's built-in I-sight with  
> VTheremin  in Hipno? How is the compatibility?

Neither Hipno, Pluggo, Mode, nor MaxMSP are Universal Binary, yet, so  
I doubt you want to use for audio applications on MacTel (will be  
slow with glitches/dropout as Rosetta dynamically compiles), despite  
the fact that it should run and find the camera under Rosetta (not  
verified, but there's no reason it shouldn't work).

Universal Binary support for these products is coming, but not here  
yet, despite the completely bogus reports on the "blogosphere"  
recently. As previously mentioned, we're not identifying dates at  
this time, but will announce them when they're ready.

Thanks for your response. Do you know are all cycling 74 product licences usable on two computer? I have PC DAW and Mac laptop.

By the way I appreciate to hear any experiences about Macbook-Isight/Hipno Vtheremin combination...

On 25-Mar-2006, at 18:39, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:

> Neither Hipno, Pluggo, Mode, nor MaxMSP are Universal Binary, yet, 

> so I doubt you want to use for audio applications on MacTel (will 

> be slow with glitches/dropout as Rosetta dynamically compiles)

Actually, I ran an hour or so of Overnight Sensation (pure Max/MSP) 

on a new iMac yesterday while I was doing other stuff and it was 

Admittedly, Overnight Sensation doesn't make killer demands on the 

CPU. Anything with serious video might be a different story. Still, 

nice to know that you can do a certain amount of real work with MSP.

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On 25-Mar-2006, at 18:39, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:
> Neither Hipno, Pluggo, Mode, nor MaxMSP are Universal Binary, yet,  
> so I doubt you want to use for audio applications on MacTel (will  
> be slow with glitches/dropout as Rosetta dynamically compiles)

Actually, I ran an hour or so of Overnight Sensation (pure Max/MSP)  
on a new iMac yesterday while I was doing other stuff and it was  
fine. No glitches, no dropouts.

Admittedly, Overnight Sensation doesn't make killer demands on the  
CPU. Anything with serious video might be a different story. Still,  
nice to know that you can do a certain amount of real work with MSP.

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Are all cycling 74 product licences usable on two computer? I have PC DAW and Mac laptop.

Hipno VTheremin-Macbook Isight compatibility