| Hi Hector,
It's only on init, right?
Exactly how do you determined that it hasn't reached the second
computer?
Is it possible that it reaches it but the 2nd computer can't receive it?
Do you send some handshaking/ callback first, to make sure OSC is up
and running on both machines?
Have you tried waiting for a set time before initiating your send?
You'll probably need to provide more details for anyone to have a
chance.
David
On 15/04/2008, at 10:16 AM, Hector Centeno wrote:
> 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
> 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
>>
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