Hi there:
I have two laptops both running Pd, one is Mac G4 powerbook and another is a toshiba running linux Fedora.
I am looking for method in which would allow me to control two machines from just one. What externals do I need for this? I only need to send/receive control data at the moment, but streaming audio capability would be nice.
I have heard of Netatalk and Samba, is this what I need? Or is there a simpler way to do it?
Many thanks
Yours
CHUN
chun lee wrote:
I have two laptops both running Pd, one is Mac G4 powerbook and another is a toshiba running linux Fedora.
Look at netsend/netreceive objects native in PD, or the OSC external for PD.
good luck, d.
On 27/5/04 4:37 pm, "derek holzer" derek@x-i.net wrote:
chun lee wrote:
I have two laptops both running Pd, one is Mac G4 powerbook and another is a toshiba running linux Fedora.
Look at netsend/netreceive objects native in PD, or the OSC external for PD.
good luck, d.
Wow, I didn't know netsend/netreceive objects are native in PD, cool. I just had a quick try and I got
connecting stream socket: Connection refused (61)
I am not quite sure now to set up my systems so that they communicates, any ideas?
Many thanks
CHUN
Try switching off the firewalls or try another port number. did you see the helpfile?
max
Am 27.05.2004 um 18:06 schrieb chun lee:
On 27/5/04 4:37 pm, "derek holzer" derek@x-i.net wrote:
chun lee wrote:
I have two laptops both running Pd, one is Mac G4 powerbook and another is a toshiba running linux Fedora.
Look at netsend/netreceive objects native in PD, or the OSC external for PD.
good luck, d.
Wow, I didn't know netsend/netreceive objects are native in PD, cool. I just had a quick try and I got
connecting stream socket: Connection refused (61)
I am not quite sure now to set up my systems so that they communicates, any ideas?
Many thanks
CHUN
Wow, I didn't know netsend/netreceive objects are native in PD, cool. I
just
had a quick try and I got
in the maxlib-library there are another two objects for communicating over net:
[netclient]
[netserver]
one of the advantages is, that they let you send data in both ways (client>server,server>client)
connecting stream socket: Connection refused (61)
I am not quite sure now to set up my systems so that they communicates,
any
ideas?
see the help-file. for trying the objects, connect with localhost (ip: 127.0.0.1), so you don't need a real network connection.
Many thanks
CHUN
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