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Something that I feel like should work...sending a matrix out over udpsend...doesn't. If I us Jit.dx.grab...and then connect the output to a jit.matrix...then I can connect the output of that to a UDPsend object. I can use UDPreceive on the local host computer, but if I send it out over the LAN, and use UDPreceive on another computer I get...nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm running two PCs 1.2 ghz processors with 1 gig of ram...or a mac ppc 2.2ghz with 1 gig of ram...not that that really matters all that much.

Something that I feel like should work...sending a matrix out over udpsend...doesn't.  If I us Jit.dx.grab...and then connect the output to a jit.matrix...then I can connect the output of that to a UDPsend object.  I can use UDPreceive on the local host computer, but if I send it out over the LAN, and use UDPreceive on another computer I get...nothing.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

sending-matrix-over-udpsend-2

you want to look at [jit.net.send] and [jit.net.recv]. [udpsend] and

[udpreceive] only send max messages, so you're sending the pointers to the

jitter matrices (e.g. 'jit_matrix uxxxxxxxxx'), not the jitter matrices

themselves. that's why it works on a local machine and not over a network.

On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 12:39 AM, Che Edoga wrote:

> Something that I feel like should work...sending a matrix out over

> udpsend...doesn't. If I us Jit.dx.grab...and then connect the output to a

> jit.matrix...then I can connect the output of that to a UDPsend object. I

> can use UDPreceive on the local host computer, but if I send it out over the

> LAN, and use UDPreceive on another computer I get...nothing. Any help would

> I'm running two PCs 1.2 ghz processors with 1 gig of ram...or a mac ppc

> 2.2ghz with 1 gig of ram...not that that really matters all that much.

you want to look at [jit.net.send] and [jit.net.recv].  [udpsend] and
[udpreceive] only send max messages, so you're sending the pointers to the
jitter matrices (e.g. 'jit_matrix uxxxxxxxxx'), not the jitter matrices
themselves.  that's why it works on a local machine and not over a network.
best.

On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 12:39 AM, Che Edoga  wrote:

>
> Hey,
>
> Something that I feel like should work...sending a matrix out over
> udpsend...doesn't.  If I us Jit.dx.grab...and then connect the output to a
> jit.matrix...then I can connect the output of that to a UDPsend object.  I
> can use UDPreceive on the local host computer, but if I send it out over the
> LAN, and use UDPreceive on another computer I get...nothing.  Any help would
> be greatly appreciated.
>
> I'm running two PCs 1.2 ghz processors with 1 gig of ram...or a mac ppc
> 2.2ghz with 1 gig of ram...not that that really matters all that much.
>
> DB
>

dude...thank you so freeking much. Amazing.

dude...thank you so freeking much.  Amazing.

how can I link Jit.rota to jit.window ? or can I get any 

transformation to jit.window ( e.g. jit.rata, jit.repos....)

Hello everybody,
who can help me in urgent:
how can I link Jit.rota to jit.window ? or can I get any  
transformation to jit.window ( e.g. jit.rata, jit.repos....)
doesn't  jit.pwindow have a fullscreen?

Sending matrix over UDPsend