Thanks Martin,
you delete many doubts of mine.


cheers


M



On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Martin Peach <martin.peach@sympatico.ca> wrote:
Marco Donnarumma wrote:
Martin, so i guess also the method i explained before is deprecated?
I always done this way, so it's important to know if it is wrong approach :)

[dumpOSC]
|
[unpackOSC /testone /testtwo]

?

Well if it works for you, use it, but it gives me errors.
It should be:

[dumpOSC]
|
[OSCroute /testone /testtwo]

It works fine for most applications.
Basically [sendOSC], [dumpOSC], [OSCroute] work together using UDP.

[packOSC], [unpackOSC} and [routeOSC] work with [udpsend], [udpreceive] or [tcpclient], [tcpserver], or [comport].

Martin



thanks


 
   That's because [unpackOSC] expects a stream of bytes from something like
   [udpreceive].

   I think you should use
   [udpreceive]
   |
   [unpackOSC]
   |
   [routeOSC /something /else]

   See doc/5.reference/mrpeach/routeOSC-help.pd

   Or (deprecated):

   [dumpOSC]
   |
   [route /something /else]


   Martin



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