I'm wondering if anyone else has used the OggPro externals package for

streaming and receiving Ogg Vorbis encoded audio? I have a patch that

currently uses both the streaming and receiving objects together, and

when the audio from the receiver feeds back into the streamer in any way

(I have tried inserting delays, signals, etc. into the feedback mix),

Max/MSP crashes completely. The feedback is part of the piece, and thus

is critical to the patch functioning as desired. Has anyone dealt with

similar issues with other signal sending/receiving objects and found a

I'm wondering if anyone else has used the OggPro externals package for
streaming and receiving Ogg Vorbis encoded audio? I have a patch that
currently uses both the streaming and receiving objects together, and
when the audio from the receiver feeds back into the streamer in any way
(I have tried inserting delays, signals, etc. into the feedback mix),
Max/MSP crashes completely. The feedback is part of the piece, and thus
is critical to the patch functioning as desired. Has anyone dealt with
similar issues with other signal sending/receiving objects and found a
reasonable workaround? Many thanks.

oggpro-externals-crashing-maxmsp

I still don't have a bugfix for you. I can happily run several oggcast~ 

and oggamp~ objects in parallel and receive streams that were made with 

objects within the same patch. Also 'rebroadcasting' streams that were 

Only as soon as I create a 'feedback loop' it crashes. Since oggamp~ / 

oggcast~ and the Icecast2 server all use plenty of buffers inbetween 

this should not happen (and it does not happen on Windows, Mac only).

So for now I can just recommend to switch to Max on Windows...

I still don't have a bugfix for you. I can happily run several oggcast~ 
and oggamp~ objects in parallel and receive streams that were made with 
objects within the same patch. Also 'rebroadcasting' streams that were 
received with oggamp~ is no problem.
Only as soon as I create a 'feedback loop' it crashes. Since oggamp~ / 
oggcast~ and the Icecast2 server all use plenty of buffers inbetween 
this should not happen (and it does not happen on Windows, Mac only).
So for now I can just recommend to switch to Max on Windows...

OggPro externals crashing Max/MSP