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I want to forward OSC to more than one IP address. #123
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Hi,
You can try using ip address 255.255.255.255, this will send it to all connected devices.
All the best,
Jonas
… On 12 Jul 2021, at 09:45, taehyeops ***@***.***> wrote:
Is there any way to forward the same OSC command to two IP addresses?
I am using a playback application called "Qlab", which is used in musicals, running on two laptops.
In the event of a problem on one laptop, a spare system is configured and used so that the other laptop can play it.
At this time, I want to send a command to both laptops using OSC to control them.
Currently, sending to one laptop through the provided OSC library is successful. Very easy and good library. thanks..
I wonder if the above is possible.
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Thanks for your interest in the library.
Here is an old post discussing the scenario you are interested in:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/udp-packets-to-multiple-ips/305326
That post expresses concerns about delays. The Arduino ethernet library has evolved a lot since
then so it is worth checking that now.
… On Jul 12, 2021, at 00:45, taehyeops ***@***.***> wrote:
Is there any way to forward the same OSC command to two IP addresses?
I am using a playback application called "Qlab", which is used in musicals, running on two laptops.
In the event of a problem on one laptop, a spare system is configured and used so that the other laptop can play it.
At this time, I want to send a command to both laptops using OSC to control them.
Currently, sending to one laptop through the provided OSC library is successful. Very easy and good library. thanks..
I wonder if the above is possible.
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Is there any way to forward the same OSC command to two IP addresses?
I am using a playback application called "Qlab", which is used in musicals, running on two laptops.
In the event of a problem on one laptop, a spare system is configured and used so that the other laptop can play it.
At this time, I want to send a command to both laptops using OSC to control them.
Currently, sending to one laptop through the provided OSC library is successful. Very easy and good library. thanks..
I wonder if the above is possible.
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