Vincent Goudard

I have this error showing up in the max console "badly formed message".

The error is not tracing back to a specific object when I double click it,

and I can't really find where it is happening in the complex patch.

I didn't find any reference to this error in the documentation and in the forum.

I am receiving OSC message from udpreceive, and this seems to happen when the message rate is high...

    "version" : "Beta Version 7.3.2 (71f1422) (32-bit mac)",

    "osversion" : "Mac OS X Version 10.10.5 x86_64",

    "scheduler_in_audio_interrupt" : "on",

    "audio_drivername" : "Core Audio",

    "machine_id" : "202540d39c3a96a1387d6196147d4c8a",

        "Max" :         {

        "MSP" :         {

        "Jitter" :         {

            "name" : "Jitter",

        "Max for Live" :         {

            "name" : "Max for Live",

        "Gen" :         {

            "version" : "1.0.0",

        "max-mxj" :         {

            "author" : "Cycling '74",

            "description" : "Max Java Support",

            "displayname" : "",

            "extensible" : 0,

            "homepatcher" : "",

            "max_version_max" : "none",

            "max_version_min" : "7.2.5",

            "name" : "max-mxj",

            "os" :             {

                "macintosh" :                 {

                    "platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],

                    "min_version" : "none"

                "windows" :                 {

            "version" : "7.2.5",

        "MaxDefaultContent" :         {

            "name" : "MaxDefaultContent",

        "MaxIntroLessons" :         {

            "name" : "MaxIntroLessons",

        "Mira" :         {

            "description" : "Mira automatically connects to Max and mirrors your interface. This Mira Package update (version 1.1.9) is required for use of the Miraweb Package.",

            "max_version_min" : "7.1",

            "version" : "1.1.9",

        "VIDDLL" :         {

            "author" : "Rob Ramirez",

            "description" : "The VIDDLL package installs a Jitter video engine adapter for jit.movie, allowing file playback via the VIDDLL library.\n\nVIDDLL is an interface and set of utilities for cross platform, high performance, random access video playback. VIDDLL is copyright Paul Bamborough and Julian Storer. \n\nThis software uses code of FFmpeg - 

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html

 - and its source can be downloaded here - 

https://cycling74.s3.amazonaws.com/download/ffmpeg-3.0.2.tar.gz",

            "name" : "VIDDLL",

                    "min_version" : "10.9.x"

                    "min_version" : "7"

            "version" : "1.0.6",

        "Video and Graphics" :         {

            "description" : "Video and Graphics programming tutorials",

            "max_version_min" : "7.2",

            "name" : "Video and Graphics",

            "version" : "7.2.0",

        "Vizzie" :         {

            "description" : "With VIZZIE, you just grab a few simple modules, connect them together and almost instantly have a VJ rig or interactive video work, complete with real-time effects.",

            "extensible" : 1,

            "max_version_min" : "6.1.10",

            "name" : "Vizzie",

            "version" : "1.0.2",

https://cycling74.com/articles/introducing-vizzie/",

hi ,
I have this error  showing up in the max console "badly formed message".
The error is not tracing back to a specific object when I double click it,
and I can't really find where it is happening in the complex patch.
I didn't find any reference to this error in the documentation and in the forum.
I am receiving OSC message from udpreceive, and this seems to happen when the message rate is high...
Any clue?
thanks
Vincent

Max support info below :
{
	"version" : "Beta Version 7.3.2 (71f1422) (32-bit mac)",
	"platform" : "mac",
	"arch" : "x86",
	"osversion" : "Mac OS X Version 10.10.5 x86_64",
	"samplerate" : 44100,
	"iovs" : 64,
	"sigvs" : 64,
	"scheduler_in_audio_interrupt" : "on",
	"audio_drivername" : "Core Audio",
	"audio_driver_subname" : "",
	"license" : "permanent full",
	"machine_id" : "202540d39c3a96a1387d6196147d4c8a",
	"eventinterval" : 1,
	"overdrive" : "off",
	"mixerparallel" : "off",
	"mixercrossfade" : 0,
	"mixerlatency" : 30.0,
	"mixerramptime" : 10.0,
	"videoengine" : "avf",
	"packages" : 	{
		"Max" : 		{
			"name" : "Max",
			"domain" : 1,
			"domains" : 1
		}
,
		"MSP" : 		{
			"name" : "MSP",
			"domain" : 1,
			"domains" : 1
		}
,
		"Jitter" : 		{
			"name" : "Jitter",
			"domain" : 1,
			"domains" : 1
		}
,
		"Max for Live" : 		{
			"name" : "Max for Live",
			"domain" : 1,
			"domains" : 1
		}
,
		"Gen" : 		{
			"name" : "Gen",
			"domain" : 1,
			"domains" : 1
		}
,
		"BEAP" : 		{
			"author" : "Matthew Davidson, Peter McCulloch",
			"description" : "BEAP (Berklee Electro Acoustic Pedagogy) Modular is a synthesis pedagogical tool.",
			"displayname" : "",
			"extends" : "",
			"extensible" : 1,
			"homepatcher" : "",
			"max_version_max" : "none",
			"max_version_min" : "6.1.10",
			"name" : "BEAP",
			"os" : 			{
				"macintosh" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}
,
				"windows" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}

			}
,
			"version" : "1.0.0",
			"website" : "https://github.com/stretta/BEAP/wiki",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
,
		"max-mxj" : 		{
			"author" : "Cycling '74",
			"description" : "Max Java Support",
			"displayname" : "",
			"extends" : "",
			"extensible" : 0,
			"homepatcher" : "",
			"max_version_max" : "none",
			"max_version_min" : "7.2.5",
			"name" : "max-mxj",
			"os" : 			{
				"macintosh" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}
,
				"windows" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}

			}
,
			"version" : "7.2.5",
			"website" : "https://cycling74.com",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
,
		"MaxDefaultContent" : 		{
			"name" : "MaxDefaultContent",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
,
		"MaxIntroLessons" : 		{
			"name" : "MaxIntroLessons",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
,
		"Mira" : 		{
			"author" : "Cycling '74",
			"description" : "Mira automatically connects to Max and mirrors your interface. This Mira Package update (version 1.1.9) is required for use of the Miraweb Package.",
			"displayname" : "",
			"extends" : "",
			"extensible" : 0,
			"homepatcher" : "",
			"max_version_max" : "none",
			"max_version_min" : "7.1",
			"name" : "Mira",
			"os" : 			{
				"macintosh" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}
,
				"windows" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}

			}
,
			"version" : "1.1.9",
			"website" : "https://cycling74.com",
			"domain" : 4,
			"domains" : 36
		}
,
		"VIDDLL" : 		{
			"author" : "Rob Ramirez",
			"description" : "The VIDDLL package installs a Jitter video engine adapter for jit.movie, allowing file playback via the VIDDLL library.\n\nVIDDLL is an interface and set of utilities for cross platform, high performance, random access video playback. VIDDLL is copyright Paul Bamborough and Julian Storer. \n\nThis software uses code of FFmpeg - http://ffmpeg.org - licensed under the LGPLv2.1 - http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html - and its source can be downloaded here - https://cycling74.s3.amazonaws.com/download/ffmpeg-3.0.2.tar.gz",
			"displayname" : "",
			"extends" : "",
			"extensible" : 0,
			"homepatcher" : "",
			"max_version_max" : "none",
			"max_version_min" : "7.1",
			"name" : "VIDDLL",
			"os" : 			{
				"macintosh" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "10.9.x"
				}
,
				"windows" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "7"
				}

			}
,
			"version" : "1.0.6",
			"website" : "https://cycling74.com",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
,
		"Video and Graphics" : 		{
			"author" : "Cycling '74",
			"description" : "Video and Graphics programming tutorials",
			"displayname" : "",
			"extends" : "",
			"extensible" : 0,
			"homepatcher" : "",
			"max_version_max" : "none",
			"max_version_min" : "7.2",
			"name" : "Video and Graphics",
			"os" : 			{
				"macintosh" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}
,
				"windows" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}

			}
,
			"version" : "7.2.0",
			"website" : "https://cycling74.com",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
,
		"Vizzie" : 		{
			"author" : "Cycling '74",
			"description" : "With VIZZIE, you just grab a few simple modules, connect them together and almost instantly have a VJ rig or interactive video work, complete with real-time effects.",
			"displayname" : "",
			"extends" : "",
			"extensible" : 1,
			"homepatcher" : "",
			"max_version_max" : "none",
			"max_version_min" : "6.1.10",
			"name" : "Vizzie",
			"os" : 			{
				"macintosh" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}
,
				"windows" : 				{
					"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
					"min_version" : "none"
				}

			}
,
			"version" : "1.0.2",
			"website" : "https://cycling74.com/articles/introducing-vizzie/",
			"domain" : 32,
			"domains" : 32
		}
}


what is this error : "badly formed message" ?