bokemono

a patch that worked with 1.6.2 kept crashing max as soon as i installed 1.6.3b. i traced it down to the soc naming attribute. whether you sent a message or define the attribute in the jit.qt.movie object, running a patch with soc defined seems to crash max.

1) run the spigot~ help patch by reading in a movie.

3) try it again, but the detaching the name attribute by sending the plain 'soc' to the movie object.

4) the movie plays fine, but of course, spigot~ will not receive audio.

- jit.qt.movie fix for various stability issues with spigot~

it's easy to get around the problem with soundflower, so it's not that big of a deal, but thought people might want to know...

ps- i just tried reinstalling 1.6.2 and it does not crash.

1) run the spigot~ help patch by reading in a movie.
2) max crashes.
3) try it again, but the detaching the name attribute by sending the plain 'soc' to the movie object.
4) the movie plays fine, but of course, spigot~ will not receive audio.

read movie in soc mode
- jit.qt.movie fix for various stability issues with spigot~

ps- i just tried reinstalling 1.6.2 and it does not crash.


spigot-broken-under-jitter-1-6-3b2

Thanks. On some systems, 1.6.3b2 + spigot~ is more unstable than 

1.6.2. This problem has been identified and fixed (it's an issue with 

the writing of XML files), and will be in the next 1.6.3 release.

Thanks for your patience and for your testing!

> - jit.qt.movie fix for various stability issues with spigot~

Thanks. On some systems, 1.6.3b2 + spigot~ is more unstable than  
1.6.2. This problem has been identified and fixed (it's an issue with  
the writing of XML files), and will be in the next 1.6.3 release.

> the release notes for 1.6.3b2 states:
>
> read movie in soc mode
> - jit.qt.movie fix for various stability issues with spigot~


I wrote you back re: your message to support last night confirming 

the crash and the fix. Thanks for your patience. The aac audio thing 

is likely a weird fluke; the real problem was a memory management 

Am 05.01.2007 um 13:24 schrieb patrick suchet:

> I've posted the same message with crash result to the support 

> yesterday. The only movie which is working have aac codec for 

> audio. Try it, it works on my computer.

I wrote you back re: your message to support last night confirming  
the crash and the fix. Thanks for your patience. The aac audio thing  
is likely a weird fluke; the real problem was a memory management  
issue in the XML file writing code.

> I've posted the same message with crash result to the support  
> yesterday. The only movie which is working have aac codec for  
> audio. Try it, it works on my computer.
> Patrick


spigot~ broken under jitter 1.6.3b2?