I am creating a .mxf Jitter Application on my OSX Intel MAC. I am trying to open and play this application on my PC laptop.

When I try to open the file on my laptop, my computer won't automatically open it and wants me to "choose the application which created it"---impossible because I don't have MAX/MSP on my PC.

Shouldn't I be able to open this .mxf file on my PC? Do I need to export it differently or open it differently?

I am creating a .mxf Jitter Application on my OSX Intel MAC.  I am trying to open and play this application on my PC laptop.

Shouldn't I be able to open this .mxf file on my PC?  Do I need to export it differently or open it differently?

mxf-application-mac-to-pc

if you don't want to install the whole package, you can install

runtime only - it means you can open and "play" files, but you can't

if you don't want to install the whole package, you can install
runtime only - it means you can open and "play" files, but you can't
edit them.


> I am creating a .mxf Jitter Application on my OSX Intel MAC. I am

> trying to open and play this application on my PC laptop.

.mxf isn't an application, its a collective which requires at least a 

You can also build applications, but you would need a full PC version of 

Max on a PC to build it. applications on PC's have usually a .exe 

Victoria schrieb:
> I am creating a .mxf Jitter Application on my OSX Intel MAC.  I am
> trying to open and play this application on my PC laptop.

.mxf isn't an application, its a collective which requires at least a 
Max/MSP runtime (its free)

You can also build applications, but you would need a full PC version of 
Max on a PC to build it. applications on PC's have usually a .exe 
extension...

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.mxf Application Mac to PC