Stefan Tiedje

I realised that it is now (Max/MSP 4.6) possible to unconnect an audio 

interface, and later reconnect it, choose the driver again (still 

remains in the menu) and it works. Great!

But there is nothing which could be done better:

As Max obviously recognises the change of the driver (I get a message in 

the Max window). It could update the menus filled by adstatus 

automatically. That would allow to add an interface without the need of 

restarting Max. (Sure its not really urgent ;-)

If I set the Powerbook (1.5 GHz PPC) to sleep, I still need to choose 

the driver once, to reset it and it will work after that. Wouldn't it be 

Ah, when I think about it, I can patch it (with a simplified version of 

I realised that it is now (Max/MSP 4.6) possible to unconnect an audio 
interface, and later reconnect it, choose the driver again (still 
remains in the menu) and it works. Great!
But there is nothing which could be done better:

As Max obviously recognises the change of the driver (I get a message in 
the Max window). It could update the menus filled by adstatus 
automatically. That would allow to add an interface without the need of 
restarting Max. (Sure its not really urgent ;-)

If I set the Powerbook (1.5 GHz PPC) to sleep, I still need to choose 
the driver once, to reset it and it will work after that. Wouldn't it be 
possible to automate this as well?
.......

Ah, when I think about it, I can patch it (with a simplified version of 
my wakemess abhaXion):

-- 
Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
--_____-----------|--------------
--(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
-- _|_)----|-----()--------------
----------()--------www.ccmix.com


Changing Audio Interfaces on the fly and recovering from sleep...