Michael Gounelas

Is it possible to stream realitime audio from max/msp?

My idea is to build a patch that can produce audio based on random parameters and then 'send' the audio to my website, where the visitor will have the option to listen the audio from max/msp.

I realise that my question is a bit 'general' but although I've been using max/msp a lot, this is my fist attempt to stream data over the internet.

My idea is to build a patch that can produce audio based on random parameters and then 'send' the audio to my website, where the visitor will have the option to listen the audio from max/msp. 

realtime-audio-streaming

or if u dont have jitter, some 3rd party objects here: 

http://www.akustische-kunst.org/maxmsp/index.html

if u have jitter, try jit.broadcast.
or if u dont have jitter, some 3rd party objects here: http://www.akustische-kunst.org/maxmsp/index.html


thanks, I'll have a go and see how it works. Does jit.broadcast exist for Windows as well, cause I'm planning to use an old pc for server.

thanks, I'll have a go and see how it works. Does  jit.broadcast exist for Windows as well, cause I'm planning to use an old pc for server.

i presume it does, but i dont have a pc. also, i would assume u would need quicktime installed...

correct me if I am wrong but jit.broadcast seems to work only with video. 

What I want to stream is audio and even if jit.broadcast can do that, should I convert realtime the audio into a supported by jit.broadcast file format such as .mpeg4?

correct me if I am wrong but jit.broadcast seems to work only with video. 
What I want to stream is audio and even if jit.broadcast can do that, should I convert realtime the audio into a supported by jit.broadcast file format such as .mpeg4?

Quote: warp wrote on Tue, 16 January 2007 12:43

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> correct me if I am wrong but jit.broadcast seems to work only with video. 

> What I want to stream is audio and even if jit.broadcast can do that, should I convert realtime the audio into a supported by jit.broadcast file format such as .mpeg4?

u could be right there... truth is i havent used it!

i assumed u might be able to bind a spigot~ or something like that.

ur probably better off using the ogg / mp3 streaming objects from here: 

Quote: warp wrote on Tue, 16 January 2007 12:43
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> correct me if I am wrong but jit.broadcast seems to work only with video. 
> What I want to stream is audio and even if jit.broadcast can do that, should I convert realtime the audio into a supported by jit.broadcast file format such as .mpeg4?
>
> thanks,
> mike
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u could be right there... truth is i havent used it!
i assumed u might be able to bind a spigot~ or something like that.

ur probably better off using the ogg / mp3 streaming objects from here: http://www.akustische-kunst.org/maxmsp/index.html

ok, i found shoutcast~ from this link. It sounds promising..

ok, i found shoutcast~ from this link. It sounds promising..
i'll let you know

realtime audio streaming