Hello,

Just to follow up on this. I tried using a wired connection instead of
the wireless and it seems to work better. Does this make sense?

Cheers,

Hector

p.s. I wonder if my posts are making it to the list since this is the
second question I ask that gets no response (beside my own) either
that or my questions are cryptically written (because of my bad
English) or maybe I'm addressing very obscure areas :-)



On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 5:45 PM, Hector Centeno <hcengar@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>  I'm communicating two Csound instances running in realtime in two
>  separate networked (through a router) computers. The first one has a
>  GUI with FTLK controllers and the values are sent over to the second
>  computer to be used as synthesis parameters. Everything seems to work
>  fine except that some times it seems that at startup all the initial
>  data doesn't make it to the second computer. When the first computer
>  starts it sends around 61 parameters (all floating point values) to
>  the second one, then after that it only sends whatever parameters are
>  changed through the GUI. I guess the limiting factor here would be the
>  bandwidth of the network but does that mean that if the bandwidth is
>  surpassed then the data gets lost? Is it not queued and sent as the
>  bandwidth becomes available (creating some latency I guess, which is
>  not a problem in my case)? The first computer is a laptop connected
>  via wireless to the router (I'll test using a wired connection).
>
>  Thanks, I'll appreciate any help. I'm running Linux in both computers
>  and a CVS build of Csound.
>
>  Hector
>