The mrpeach [udpsend] outputs its ip and port on the second outlet on
'connect', while the[ [udpreceive] object outputs the ip and port of
each received datagram, so using both you should be able to do what
you want.
A [udpsend] normally has a different port number to the one it sends
to, but a
One solution (which the conniption server/client and quacktrip both
use in somewhat different ways) is for a "netreceive" object to wait
for an incoming connection and then, once one arrives, immediately to close
its own listening port and for a "nestsend" in the same patch to open
a connection to
While we're at it, it seems [netreceive] (in TCP mode) can only send
back to all connected clients, but not to a specific one.
Actually, a [sendto( message for [netreceive] would already allow you to
build a fully functional UDP server in Pd vanilla.
BTW, there is a [udpserver] object in
Em ter., 1 de jun. de 2021 às 09:54, escreveu:
> Like for the articles on Wikipedia, I'm not sure there need to have 1/1
> correspondence between languages ... but maybe the english one could
> take inspiration on the french one for it's structure
>
Well, ok, but we need to know where to draw
Hey all
I would like to open a datagram listening socket and be able to send
back to clients from which I received messages. It seems both [netsend
-u] and (obviously) [netreceive -u] actually can open a listening
socket. However, [netreceive -u] can't send anything back. While
[netsend -u] can
Hi list,
what is the current state of the art in binaural externals? I see in the
archives that there are several around, each with advantages/disadvantages.
I would need it to:
- windows 32b
- record the output of an already existing patch with x-y
coordinates/trajectories into binaural
hello,
concerning the french version :
I was part of it back in 2011, and still have access,
the organisation that manage the french FLOSS manuals and actively
organized booksprints to write them is still active also (
https://activdesign.eu/ )
at the time, given the context and potential
