Hi
Basic OSC confusion here: I'd like to run a server that keeps track of
time and shares that to a number of clients, each of which run on their
own, but with access to this common, global time.
However all the examples I found with [sendOSC] or [tcpsend] suggests
that the sender connects
On 02.02.2014 17:37, Atte wrote:
Hi
Basic OSC confusion here: I'd like to run a server that keeps track of
time and shares that to a number of clients, each of which run on
their own, but with access to this common, global time.
However all the examples I found with [sendOSC] or [tcpsend]
You can broadcast over UDP by sending to the address 255.255.255.255.
Joel
On Feb 2, 2014 10:57 AM, Atte a...@youmail.dk wrote:
Hi
Basic OSC confusion here: I'd like to run a server that keeps track of
time and shares that to a number of clients, each of which run on their
own, but with
if you want to make one server talking to several clients, you could use
[tcpserver]/[tcpclient] and encapsulate your OSC in Slip packet
see [mrpeach] externals
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2014-02-02 Joel Matthys jwmatt...@gmail.com:
You can broadcast over UDP by
On 2014-02-02 11:37, Atte wrote:
Hi
Basic OSC confusion here: I'd like to run a server that keeps track of
time and shares that to a number of clients, each of which run on their
own, but with access to this common, global time.
However all the examples I found with [sendOSC] or [tcpsend]
