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the documentation does not say (at least in the html help file for 

jit.catch~ , but trying to instantiate a [jit.catch~ 12 ] only 

results in 8 inlets, for any number of channels greater than 8. 

Documentation does not mention a specific 8 channel limitation?

Powerbook G4 1.64, 10.4.6, QT 7.1, 1.5Gb Ram

Instantiating a jit.catch~ with more than 8 channels results in a 

functioning jit.catch~ object with *only* 8 channels. Any channel 

number below 8 works, anything above 8 does results in only 8 inlets

Instantiate a jit.catch~ 9, and only 8 inlets are created.

the documentation does not say (at least in the html help file for  
jit.catch~ , but trying to instantiate a [jit.catch~ 12 ]  only  
results in 8 inlets, for any number of channels greater than 8.  
Documentation does not mention a specific 8 channel limitation?

Powerbook G4 1.64, 10.4.6, QT 7.1, 1.5Gb Ram
Max/MSP 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2

Instantiating a jit.catch~ with more than 8 channels results in a  
functioning jit.catch~ object with *only* 8 channels. Any channel  
number below 8 works, anything above 8 does results in only 8 inlets

jit-catch-limited-to-8-channels

I forgot to mention, the obvious workaround is to use... more than 

one jit.catch~, but it caught me off guard and I figured id mention it.

btw, I just really discovered using the new 1.5 jitter msp~ bridge 

objects. holy fuck, im having so much fun... thanks!

I forgot to mention, the obvious workaround is to use... more than  
one jit.catch~, but it caught me off guard and I figured id mention it.

btw, I just really discovered using the new 1.5 jitter msp~ bridge  
objects. holy fuck, im having so much fun... thanks!

jit.catch~ limited to 8 channels?