Cycling '74 has updated Max to v5.1.9.
Bug Fixes and New Features:
- jit.qt.movie: asyncread no longer ignores the @window.
- live.* restores to the default value when pressing delete key.
- table no longer crashes when instantiated with incorrect arguments.
- live.gain~ and live.slider drawing improvements when slider background color’s alpha is set to 0.
- ad_coreaudio fix for problems with Digidesign driver sampling rate changes in Max.
- large messages (> 256) no longer leak memory.
- pattrstorage: pattrstorage objects inside of poly~ patchers are properly initialized (for instance, priority, autorestore, etc.). Previously, only the first instance was correctly initialized.
- pattr: in parameter mode, single-atom int blob values are no longer automatically converted to floats.
- jit.textfile: reports 'read <0/1>' on file read, like jit.qt.movie and others.
- jit.qt.record: timescale argument to 'write’ message is no longer ignored.
- jsjitter: fixed potential crash while calling Jitter object functions from JavaScript.
- jit.qt.movie: @unique 1 no longer interferes with @loopnotify 1 with @loop 0 on Windows.
- mxj: fix for crash on constructor with missing class or jar.
- Mac OS 10.7 compatibility fixes.
- chucker~: rewrite in order to solve step ordering and memory issues – affects Buffershuffler Max for Live device.
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