Hi there,
not sure whether I can make out the forest for the trees after x hours of fiddling…
What would be the best way to send data (one way) from several iPads to one master patch on PC, connected adhoc wireless?
So far I tried only with one iPad, used MobMuPlat and simple ‚netsend' / ‚netreceive'. For one iPad it worked pretty fine! Now I wonder what about several iPads. Can’t test before Monday, but I would like to prepare everything before…
The idea is several people use the iPads as interfaces to manipulate a master patch on a PC connected to interface, several speakers etc… They do not have to get any feedback from master patch. Data flows only one way.
MobMuPlat does not take ‚packOSC‘. Would ‚LANdini‘ be better for several iPads (could not get it running so far. still trying…) Or is there something else? Any experiences?
Thanx & Best! chris
Hi Mobmuplat handles networking at the app layer, not the pd patch layer. Take a look at the tutorial patch "MMPTutorial4-Networking.pd" which has both LANdini and non-LANdini (UDP multicast) examples of sending/receiving. In all cases, OSC messages come from/go to [receive fromNetwork] and [send toNetwork] objects, not netsend/receive. If you have further issues feel free to email me off-list. Dan
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On May 2, 2014, at 4:49 PM, Christian Fischer mail@c-m-fischer.de wrote:
Hi there,
not sure whether I can make out the forest for the trees after x hours of fiddling…
What would be the best way to send data (one way) from several iPads to one master patch on PC, connected adhoc wireless?
So far I tried only with one iPad, used MobMuPlat and simple ‚netsend' / ‚netreceive'. For one iPad it worked pretty fine! Now I wonder what about several iPads. Can’t test before Monday, but I would like to prepare everything before…
The idea is several people use the iPads as interfaces to manipulate a master patch on a PC connected to interface, several speakers etc… They do not have to get any feedback from master patch. Data flows only one way.
MobMuPlat does not take ‚packOSC‘. Would ‚LANdini‘ be better for several iPads (could not get it running so far. still trying…) Or is there something else? Any experiences?
Thanx & Best! chris
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(And for multiple devices into a pd patch, I usually have the user of each device manually input a number identifying their identity, and then filter/route based on this in the PC patch) (If you choose to use LANdini, you'll want to get the standalone client (OSX only, or supercollider code) for the hub computer)
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On May 2, 2014, at 4:49 PM, Christian Fischer mail@c-m-fischer.de wrote:
Hi there,
not sure whether I can make out the forest for the trees after x hours of fiddling…
What would be the best way to send data (one way) from several iPads to one master patch on PC, connected adhoc wireless?
So far I tried only with one iPad, used MobMuPlat and simple ‚netsend' / ‚netreceive'. For one iPad it worked pretty fine! Now I wonder what about several iPads. Can’t test before Monday, but I would like to prepare everything before…
The idea is several people use the iPads as interfaces to manipulate a master patch on a PC connected to interface, several speakers etc… They do not have to get any feedback from master patch. Data flows only one way.
MobMuPlat does not take ‚packOSC‘. Would ‚LANdini‘ be better for several iPads (could not get it running so far. still trying…) Or is there something else? Any experiences?
Thanx & Best! chris
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Thanks Dan!
It worked so far with the help patch! Now I have just to see how it’s going with several iPads… Thanks again!
chris
Am 03.05.2014 um 01:30 schrieb Daniel Iglesia daniel.iglesia@gmail.com:
(And for multiple devices into a pd patch, I usually have the user of each device manually input a number identifying their identity, and then filter/route based on this in the PC patch) (If you choose to use LANdini, you'll want to get the standalone client (OSX only, or supercollider code) for the hub computer)
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On May 2, 2014, at 4:49 PM, Christian Fischer mail@c-m-fischer.de wrote:
Hi there,
not sure whether I can make out the forest for the trees after x hours of fiddling…
What would be the best way to send data (one way) from several iPads to one master patch on PC, connected adhoc wireless?
So far I tried only with one iPad, used MobMuPlat and simple ‚netsend' / ‚netreceive'. For one iPad it worked pretty fine! Now I wonder what about several iPads. Can’t test before Monday, but I would like to prepare everything before…
The idea is several people use the iPads as interfaces to manipulate a master patch on a PC connected to interface, several speakers etc… They do not have to get any feedback from master patch. Data flows only one way.
MobMuPlat does not take ‚packOSC‘. Would ‚LANdini‘ be better for several iPads (could not get it running so far. still trying…) Or is there something else? Any experiences?
Thanx & Best! chris
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networking from mobmuplat on ipad to linux should be as easy as adding a [netreceive -u portNumber] | [print udp] to see if its connecting shouldn't it?
[netreceive -u -b <portNumber>]
spits out ASCII (for me, on OSX, haven't tested linux). Connecting it to an [oscparse] will give the string, but parses out leading slashes. I have a tangled abstraction for re-adding slashes to the start of the OSC address if anyone is interested in that.
Dan
On Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 6:19 PM, Billy Stiltner billy.stiltner@gmail.com wrote:
networking from mobmuplat on ipad to linux should be as easy as adding a [netreceive -u portNumber] | [print udp] to see if its connecting shouldn't it?
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On 01/13/2016 03:19 AM, Billy Stiltner wrote:
networking from mobmuplat on ipad to linux should be as easy as adding a [netreceive -u portNumber] | [print udp] to see if its connecting shouldn't it?
not necessarily. you are running [netreceive] in FUDI mode. this means that it will only output messages if they are properly formatted as FUDI.
a better check is to run in raw (aka binary) mode:
[netreceive -b -u portNumber]
gfmdsar IOhannes
tried this also [netreceive -b -u portNumber] and still nothing
have tried the networking example from modmuplat as well as the first example
On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 2:24 PM, IOhannes m zmölnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
On 01/13/2016 03:19 AM, Billy Stiltner wrote:
networking from mobmuplat on ipad to linux should be as easy as adding a [netreceive -u portNumber] | [print udp] to see if its connecting shouldn't it?
not necessarily. you are running [netreceive] in FUDI mode. this means that it will only output messages if they are properly formatted as FUDI.
a better check is to run in raw (aka binary) mode:
[netreceive -b -u portNumber]
gfmdsar IOhannes
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working now at first it didnt work but after restarting the linux OS Nin a different machine a new ip adress was obtained , somehow afterwards the mobmuplat settings went back to multicast so after changeing to the linux machines new ip i started seeing the slider values. Will have to see about using FUDI instead of OSC with mobmuplat now. Thanks.
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