Bruce mowson

The problem is that Max/msp functions as normal. Jitter objects appear normally (not as bogus objects), but don't function in any way.

I've installed Max/msp 4.6.3 and Jitter 1.6.3 onto an Emac G4 1Ghz machine with 640mb ram, running 10.3.9., with Quicktime 7.1 is installed. No Open GL, mind you.

My first thought is to try an older version of jitter and max/msp. However, I'm using a university computer which requires a booked service call from an IT tech for installations. If you have any other suggestions, please send them.

My first thought is to try an older version of jitter and max/msp. However,  I'm using a university computer which requires a booked service call from an IT tech for installations. If you have any other suggestions, please send them.

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Does instantiating the objects cause any messages to be printed in the 

Max window? Are there inlets/outlets? If you are getting a "could not 

allocate object" it probably means that the current version of Jitter is 

If this is the case, and assuming that the university owns a Jitter 1.5+ 

license for this computer, you will need your system administrator to 

contact challenge at cycling74 dot com with the appropriate license 

> The problem is that Max/msp functions as normal. Jitter objects appear normally (not as bogus objects), but don't function in any way.

> I've installed Max/msp 4.6.3 and Jitter 1.6.3 onto an Emac G4 1Ghz machine with 640mb ram, running 10.3.9., with Quicktime 7.1 is installed. No Open GL, mind you.

> My first thought is to try an older version of jitter and max/msp. However, I'm using a university computer which requires a booked service call from an IT tech for installations. If you have any other suggestions, please send them.

Does instantiating the objects cause any messages to be printed in the 
Max window?  Are there inlets/outlets?  If you are getting a "could not 
allocate object" it probably means that the current version of Jitter is 
not authorized. 

If this is the case, and assuming that the university owns a Jitter 1.5+ 
license for this computer, you will need your system administrator to 
contact challenge at cycling74 dot com with the appropriate license 
information.

Bruce mowson wrote:
> hi folks,
>
> The problem is that Max/msp functions as normal. Jitter objects appear normally (not as bogus objects), but don't function in any way.
>
> I've installed Max/msp 4.6.3 and Jitter 1.6.3 onto an Emac G4 1Ghz machine with 640mb ram, running 10.3.9., with Quicktime 7.1 is installed. No Open GL, mind you.
>
> My first thought is to try an older version of jitter and max/msp. However,  I'm using a university computer which requires a booked service call from an IT tech for installations. If you have any other suggestions, please send them.
>
> best,
> BRuce
>
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