> @adityo: it really depends on what you need. obviously, if Pd is running on > the server, the audio will be generated on the server as well, so people > might not hear anything (unless they happen to sit in the server room) > if it is just about listening to a patch of yours, the traditional approach > would involve running Pd on the server and streaming the audio to an > icecast2 (or similar) streamingserver to which people can connect in order > to hear the stream. > if you want more interactivity, you can use http/php/xmlrpc/irc/... to > communicate with Pd (using [netreceive] or similar), so people can change > parameters. > > fgmasdr > IOhannes > > _______________________________________________ > [email protected] mailing list > UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> > http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list > >
so basically by using [netreceive] and php i can deploy Pd in a server, and then people can use their own client (without installing Pd) to play with the parameters? Is this what you're trying to say? To light things up, i read that Processing can be deployed as a Java in a website, so browser with a Java plugin can actually see the work done with Processing. I'm just curious, is this can also be applied in Pd, without actually rewrite Pd as a Java code? Thank you in advance
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