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gvp100	External		gvp100 is an interface to an ECHOlab DV7 video switcher gvp100 is an interface to an ECHOlab DV7 video switcher, which utilizes the Grass Valley Protocol. It sends commands to a serialX object, which controls the serial port that the video switcher is attached to, and responds to data returned from the video switcher via the serialX object.
hi.out	External		data to send to the device
if	External		Conditionally send messages Conditional statement in if/then/else form
iindex~	External		4-pole-interpolating index~ just as index~, the well known object by cyling'74, new iindex~ can read through a buffer by sending the sample index as a signal. for any sample index with a fractional part the corresponding value between stored sample points is calculated by using a 4-pole interpolation.
imp.dmx.artnetin	Abstraction		"imp.dmx.artnetin receives DMX data broadcast using the Art-Net UDP networking protocol. It cannot receive data which is sent using the newer unicast mode. The first argument sets the Art-Net subnet (0-15) and the second the Art-Net universe (0-15). When a packet is received, it is decoded, and sent out the left outlet as a list of ints. This can be directly connected to an imp.dmx.write object as a method by which to bring an external DMX source into jitter. Additional information about the received packet is sent out the right outlet. NOTE: This abstraction uses an external java object. The .java and .class files for this object are included in the imp.dmx package. If this object cannot be found check the files are included in your search path. NOTE FOR USING MULTIPLE COPIES OF THE OBJECT: The raw byte data received over UDP by imp.dmx.artnetin is sent via a Max send object using the name 'imp.dmx.artnetraw'. This is done to allow multiple copies of imp.dmx.artnetin to receive data. The first copy of the object to be created will bind to the port, and will then send data to all other copies, which will fail to bind."
imp.dmx.artnetout	Abstraction		"imp.dmx.artnetout broadcasts DMX data using the Art-Net UDP networking protocol. It cannot send data using the newer unicast mode. The first argument sets the Art-Net subnet (0-15) and the second the Art-Net universe (0-15). To send data, a list of values should be send into the left inlet. A bang sends the most recent data again. NOTE: This abstraction uses an external java object. The .java and .class files for this object are included in the imp.dmx package. If this object cannot be found check the files are included in your search path.
imp.dmx.rgbcmy	Abstraction		"imp.dmx.rgbcmy converts RGB values to CMY, or CMY values to RGB. In both cases, the process is simply inverting the values. CMY values are used to specify subtractive rather than additive colour mixing and are required for colour-values to send to moving
imp.sltext	Abstraction		This is a simple abstraction patch developed to format SysEx commands and send text to a ReMOTE SL Zero controller. It hasn't tested it with any of the other ReMOTE SL controllers but it should work fine. Help patcher is included.
info~	External		Report loop and sample pitch information from a buffer~ Report loop and sample pitch information from a buffer~. info~ reports the information in a file read into a buffer~ object when you send it a bang. If the information is not present, it will be 0. info~ does not require that the audio be turned on in order to work. Loop and tuning information is found in AIFF files.
int	External		Store an integer Int takes an optional argument which can be changed via an int in the right inlet without producing output. The left inlet takes an int which changes the value, or 'bang'. Both messages produce output. The outlet sends the value as an integer.
irsend	External		You can control your infrared-based devices from max. You can control color-bulbs from Ableton Live for instance. irsend is a Max-Extension to send IR-Codes from Max or Max4Live. You need the WinLIRC-Package and a IR-(Transmitter)-Hardware. I recommend the IR-Toy from “Dangerous Prototypes”, but I think every Transmitter, that is supported by WinLIRC, will do it too. WinLIRC has to run in background, so that irsend can use it. The irsend-extension was not a lot of work, i just copy&paste the code of Transmit.exe in a C-Max-extension.
jb.uzi	Abstraction		send out a fast-as-possible linear count
jcom.post	Abstraction		post messages to the max/status window This abstraction acts as a replacement for Max's standard 'print' object. The benefit of using jmod.post is that it not only posts to the Max window, but also sends the messages to a receive object so you can further process or handle messages if you like
jcom.pp	Abstraction		utility for interfacing jamoma with pluggo The jmod.pp is an abstraction that contains a standard pp object as well as send and receive objects for communicating with remote patches - such as Jamoma modules. You can use it in place of the standard pp object.
jcom.thru~	Abstraction		a simple utilty for breaking feedback loops It breaks the illegal feedback loop by using a private send~ and receive~ object. Without it, the audio would be killed in a patch like this.
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Libraries
lh_midi objects	debug: SELECT prenom, nom FROM auteurs RIGHT JOIN auteur_libraries USING (id_auteur) WHERE auteur_libraries.id_library='151'Leigh Hunt	These objects can be utilised to send and receive all types of midi data to and from a max4live device.