- Tue Dec 06, 2016 5:24 pm
#59192
As regards the PC...if it is a Windows pc then be aware Microsoft has very very limited support for UDP since they actively discourage its use.
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- Wed Dec 07, 2016 3:21 am
#59204
Doesn't matter which OS, ultimately I would route/read it to Max/Msp.
But thanks for the heads up!
picstart wrote:As regards the PC...if it is a Windows pc then be aware Microsoft has very very limited support for UDP since they actively discourage its use.
Doesn't matter which OS, ultimately I would route/read it to Max/Msp.
But thanks for the heads up!
- Fri Dec 23, 2016 8:55 pm
#59901
You can use a Processing sketch to receive UDP: UDP_TEST_Multicast_OK.pde
Article/download here.
Ray
Article/download here.
Ray
- Sat Dec 24, 2016 10:37 am
#59917
Well,
The processing 123 example may have worked on a Windows XP several years back but I think Microsoft may have crippled UDP after that time.
I can see UDP broadcast packets from an esp8266 with Wireshark on a win10 pc but I have had no success with any other software ( Ex lazarus or processing 123) it seems to get blocked in the low level Microsoft middleware support for sockets...I suspect Wireshark is closer to the hardware and gets around the Microsoft middleware.
The processing 123 example may have worked on a Windows XP several years back but I think Microsoft may have crippled UDP after that time.
I can see UDP broadcast packets from an esp8266 with Wireshark on a win10 pc but I have had no success with any other software ( Ex lazarus or processing 123) it seems to get blocked in the low level Microsoft middleware support for sockets...I suspect Wireshark is closer to the hardware and gets around the Microsoft middleware.
