video_coder

is there still the limitation of 256 list values ?

the change of the @listlength to values > 256 has no effect.

there is no information about the limit at the help file.

i read everywhere, that max 5 did not have the

perhaps it is  a stupid question.
i am new to max 5.

the change of the @listlength to values > 256 has no effect.
there is no information about the limit at the help file.

i read everywhere, that max 5 did not have the
8bit limitations ....

max-5-jit-spill-limit

On Nov 11, 2008, at 11:51 AM, videomasta wrote:

> is there still the limitation of 256 list values ?

> the change of the @listlength to values > 256 has no effect.

> there is no information about the limit at the help file.

As always, please provide an example patch. Without it, we have little 

context for your problem. Here is a clear example showing jit.spill 

supports lists larger than 256 elements (just as it did in Max 4). 

Maybe you're using zl without specifying a greater maximum list size 

> is there still the limitation of 256 list values ?
>
> the change of the @listlength to values > 256 has no effect.
> there is no information about the limit at the help file.

As always, please provide an example patch. Without it, we have little  
context for your problem. Here is a clear example showing jit.spill  
supports lists larger than 256 elements (just as it did in Max 4).  
Maybe you're using zl without specifying a greater maximum list size  
(default is 256, but "zl   " lets you  
specify larger), or something else.

it was my fault. i have checked it with [zl len]

thanx a lot for the fast response :-)
it was my fault. i have checked it with [zl len]
which has a default limit by 256.
[zl 1000 len] works !


max 5 jit.spill limit