AudioMatt

The included quote from the ableton cite doesn't reveal whether owners of M4L (and not max or jitter) will be able to utilize devices with Jitter objects. Will anyone who can use M4L be able to use my device if I do the interface in Jitter?

Yes, video synthesis and animation via Jitter objects is supported. If you do not own the full version of Max and Jitter, the visual display of the jit.window and jit.pwindow objects are crippled when editing in Max. This limitation only exists when editing. It does not exist when using the patch in Live or if you own the full version of Max and Jitter.

The included quote from the ableton cite doesn't reveal whether owners of M4L (and not max or jitter) will be able to utilize devices with Jitter objects.  Will anyone who can use M4L be able to use my device if I do the interface in Jitter?

jitter-work-for-m4l-not-jitter-owners

bump? I can't determine this without uninstalling max.

bump?  I can't determine this without uninstalling max.


doesn't the quote answer your question? when editing a device without the full version, Jitter windows are crippled, but not when using the device in Live.

Gotcha, what was unclear to me is if Jitter was standard in M4L runtime or if it needed to be installed in the Max installation.

Jitter work for M4L (not jitter) owners?