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Jun 15, 2006 at 6:50pm
Pluggo
I’m having consistent crashes choosing pptime and pptempo from the
object list. This is with Pluggo 3.5.4 on a Powerbook G4 and Max
4.5.7. Opening the respective help files works with problems, though.
Georg
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Jun 15, 2006 at 7:11pm
I am working on a PC with WindowsXP.
My Max-version is 4.5.
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Jun 15, 2006 at 7:26pm
Hi,
this is my third attempt to write to the mailinglist,
my attachment was too long.
I will try and explain it without the patch then:
I am writing an algorithm to understand the word
“stop”.
When the sound comes in, it’s compressed by octi.max,
it gets split in 8 frequency bands, averaged, put into
a function and later compares
(not done yet).
Recording is with record~ and buffer.
Playback is with groove.
Everytime I switch the sound on, Max is crashing (on
other machines as well).
There must be a dataflow or
bang/metro/counter-chronology problem.
I have been troubleshooting for a long time now and
can’t find anything.
Are there any classic crashing issues I should know ?
I would be UTTERLY HELPFUL for any advice, as I have
to hand in tomorrow afternoon (uni-work).
bye,
Lea
P.S.
PC with WindowsXP, Max 4.5., DMX6fire-soundcard
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Jun 16, 2006 at 7:51am
Hi Lea,
Without a patch I don’t think anyone can help you. There are just too many
things that can possibly be wrong with your patch. Did you try to post the
patch as text? Just select all objects and copy-paste to your mail.
-Thijs
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Jun 16, 2006 at 1:53pm
Hi Thijs,
thank you for replying:
I know that there was a high probability of silliness
not to have the patch attached but out of desperation
and trying it to paste it so many times into the
message field without success, I then wrote this
email.
People can become slightly bonkers (OR really grrr)
when they are under pressure like me now.
I will try again.
Apologies for attack.
-Lea
P.S.
Did not work,
well, will hand in now, that’s life.
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Jun 16, 2006 at 5:05pm
Lea, just go to the file menu, select open file as text, copy it all, and paste it in here….. seriously…. come on… not hard at all :/
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Jun 17, 2006 at 12:05am
–Hey bine,
I am not pretending to be inapt of carrying out such
action, but copying and pasting a file that does crash
when even looking at it is not an easy affair…
I have been maxing and PDing for quite some time now
and this never happened before.
Not “uhh-where’s-the-on-button?” stuff.
When I get it working enough to be a bit stable I will
send it.
Fingers crossed. :-)
Lea
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