Wetterberg

I am no longer running v4.6, since installing v5 broke it on my machine, 

but now I may need to downgrade for a while.

I can't seem to get buffer~ to cooporate - it crashes max HARD when 

Steps to reproduce: read message -> buffer~ , then load file in. Boom. Dead.

PS sorry for any crosspostings.. I B a lil' desp'rait.

I am no longer running v4.6, since installing v5 broke it on my machine, 
but now I may need to downgrade for a while.
I can't seem to get buffer~ to cooporate - it crashes max HARD when 
attempting to load sounds in.

Am I the only one seeing this problem?
Andreas
PS sorry for any crosspostings.. I B a lil' desp'rait.
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anyone-else-having-problems-with-buffer

Quote: Wetterberg wrote on Tue, 17 June 2008 10:32

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> I am no longer running v4.6, since installing v5 broke it on my machine,

I run both with no problems. When I first installed 5 I added some file paths that had 4.6 externals in them and things went haywire. After removing those paths and keeping things nice and separate (opening old 4.6 abstractions in 5 and resaving them with a new .maxpat name in a new place for instance) both run just fine on my machine (PPC G4 OSX.4.11).

> Steps to reproduce: read message -> buffer~ , then load file in. Boom. Dead.

Does it work with "replace" instead of "read"? Is this the same with 16bit, 24bit, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, stereo, mono, AIFF, WAV, etc etc?

buffer~ works great for me in 5.0.2 on OSX.

Quote: Wetterberg wrote on Tue, 17 June 2008 10:32
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> I am no longer running v4.6, since installing v5 broke it on my machine, 

I run both with no problems.  When I first installed 5 I added some file paths that had 4.6 externals in them and things went haywire.  After removing those paths and keeping things nice and separate (opening old 4.6 abstractions in 5 and resaving them with a new .maxpat name in a new place for instance) both run just fine on my machine (PPC G4 OSX.4.11).

> Steps to reproduce: read message -> buffer~ , then load file in. Boom. Dead.
>

Does it work with "replace" instead of "read"?  Is this the same with 16bit, 24bit, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, stereo, mono, AIFF, WAV, etc etc?

anyone else having problems with buffer~?