carlveira

I have two macbook pro. One of them runs a patch that feeds several video outputs (jit.windows) from its Isight video camera. I need to send one of these outputs, over a wireless network, to the other macbook pro, in order to display it.

I have two macbook pro. One of them runs a patch that feeds several video outputs (jit.windows) from its Isight video camera. I need to send one of these outputs, over a wireless network, to the other macbook pro, in order to display it.
Does anyone know how to do this?

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Have a look at udpsend and udpreceive but I'm no expert in networks (and hangover is not far !) so I can't say if OSC allows enough bandwidth for such things. For now, I've just used it to transmit parameters and sounds. On the other hand, isight pictures shouldn't be large...

theres and specific object to broadcast video... jit.broadcast

i use jit.net.send, but i use a lan cable to connect the computer because i find that i get two many dropped matrixes with a wireless nextwork

i've being trying out jit.net.send and jit.net.recv, which work perfectly on the same computer but don't work at all in different computers (with whatever kind of connection). So, the problem seems to be with the ip's and ports. Is there any clear way to set it up properly?

Now, the problem is that from the moment I use jit.windows instead of jit.pwindows, with the jit.net.recv, the frame rate goes down (really down) and whereas with the latter I would get clean videos, with the former I get them all broke into pieces (of time). Do you know how to solve this?

Ok,
everything I mentioned before is solved.
Now, the problem is that from the moment I use jit.windows instead of jit.pwindows, with the jit.net.recv, the frame rate goes down (really down) and whereas with the latter I would get clean videos, with the former I get them all broke into pieces (of time). Do you know how to solve this?

sharing video output between computers, over wireless network