HI
Iam working on max/msp for a project; 
Iam doing this on windows OS.
The poject will worked on a mini mac.
Aren't issues to do that;
I don't use any externals objects..

compatibility-between-windows-and-mac

You shouldn't have any compatibility issues.

If you are using external serial devices or audio input, include a menu so

Yesterday I tried to demonstrate a patch to my tutor on a windows machine

which contained a Serial object. I'd put "a" in the parameters of the object

so it used serial port a for my device, but of course on his machine it was

different, and as he was only using the runtime, I couldn't edit. I had to

go find a machine i could edit it on, and include a menu for selecting

And just in case, save your file as both a binary file and a text file.

You shouldn't have any compatibility issues.
If you are using external serial devices or audio input, include a menu so
you can select it easily.
Yesterday I tried to demonstrate a patch to my tutor on a windows machine
which contained a Serial object. I'd put "a" in the parameters of the object
so it used serial port a for my device, but of course on his machine it was
different, and as he was only using the runtime, I couldn't edit. I had to
go find a machine i could edit it on, and include a menu for selecting
serial ports.

And just in case, save your file as both a binary file and a text file.
Better safe than sorry!

On 13/12/2007, adrien  wrote:
>
>
> HI
> Iam working on max/msp for a project;
> Iam doing this on windows OS.
> The poject will worked on a mini mac.
> Aren't issues to do that;
> I don't use any externals objects..
>
> thx and excuse my english!
> adrien.
>

Does anyone tried to use one fw camera towards two computer, using a 

firewire hub ? Or any other solution to use the same dv input with two 

Does anyone tried to use one fw camera towards two computer, using a  
firewire hub ? Or any other solution to use the same dv input with two  
computer in the same time ?
Thanks.
Eric


Is either ridiculously tricky or ridiculously easy. You could try bodging

together your own two-way firewire splitter (but remember, only use ONE

power input! Or you WILL damage your camera) Some knowledge of digital

signals is needed. Worse case scenario, you need to regenerate the signal

for the second computer using shift register ICs (in which case you need a

clock pulse working at the same rate as the data transfer). That's the best

> Does anyone tried to use one fw camera towards two computer, using a

> firewire hub ? Or any other solution to use the same dv input with two

Is either ridiculously tricky or ridiculously easy. You could try bodging
together your own two-way firewire splitter (but remember, only use ONE
power input! Or you WILL damage your camera) Some knowledge of digital
signals is needed. Worse case scenario, you need to regenerate the signal
for the second computer using shift register ICs (in which case you need a
clock pulse working at the same rate as the data transfer). That's the best
advice I can offer you.

On 14/12/2007, Eric Vernhes  wrote:
>
> Does anyone tried to use one fw camera towards two computer, using a
> firewire hub ? Or any other solution to use the same dv input with two
> computer in the same time ?
> Thanks.
> Eric
>

compatibility between windows and mac