fhastudent1@gmx.ch

How can I send Audio in realtime from one computer to another in MaxMSP? With jit.net.send I couldn't manage.

How can I send Audio over Internet from one Computer to another?

Hi,
How can I send Audio in realtime from one computer to another in MaxMSP? With jit.net.send I couldn't manage.

streaming-audio-over-ethernetinternet

https://cycling74.com/story/2006/10/23/104657/91

in the part which is headlined "Jitter". You need to use jit.catch and jit.release objects, as explained there.

in the part which is headlined "Jitter".  You need to use jit.catch and jit.release objects, as explained there.


With jit.catch - and jit.release through a Ethernet Cable between 1 computers directly linked the outcoming sound is in all modes like passing the sound through a ringmodulator with modulating time 1ms. Are there other solutions with realtime compressed audio?

With jit.catch - and jit.release through a Ethernet Cable between 1 computers directly linked the outcoming sound is in all modes like passing the sound through a ringmodulator with modulating time 1ms. Are there other solutions with realtime compressed audio?
kind regards
fha


You might check out nSLAM from SAT which does multi-channel ogg

> With jit.catch - and jit.release through a Ethernet Cable between 1 computers directly linked the outcoming sound is in all modes like passing the sound through a ringmodulator with modulating time 1ms. Are there other solutions with realtime compressed audio?

E-mail: matthewshanley@littlesecretsrecords.com

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You might check out nSLAM from SAT which does multi-channel ogg
streaming using icecast.

FHAStudent1 wrote:
> With jit.catch - and jit.release through a Ethernet Cable between 1 computers directly linked the outcoming sound is in all modes like passing the sound through a ringmodulator with modulating time 1ms. Are there other solutions with realtime compressed audio?
> kind regards
> fha
>

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Matthew Shanley
little secrets records and stuff
http://littlesecretsrecords.com/
E-mail: matthewshanley@littlesecretsrecords.com

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Or you may use Olaf's oggcast / oggamp, or simply netsend~/netreceive~...

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music

> >>>>>> |sublime music for a desperate people|

> You might check out nSLAM from SAT which does multi-channel ogg

>> With jit.catch - and jit.release through a Ethernet Cable between 1 computers directly linked the outcoming sound is in all modes like passing the sound through a ringmodulator with modulating time 1ms. Are there other solutions with realtime compressed audio?

> E-mail: matthewshanley@littlesecretsrecords.com

> iD8DBQFFk1UjIrtD7k2kkVwRAqSpAKCYhdVgVw5I5WvhRLUKQzDJLz3srgCdH7pv

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music
> >>>>>> http://www.personal-computer-music.com
> >>>>>> |sublime music for a desperate people|

Matthew Shanley wrote:
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> You might check out nSLAM from SAT which does multi-channel ogg
> streaming using icecast.
>
> http://www.tot.sat.qc.ca/eng/nslam.html
>
>
>
> FHAStudent1 wrote:
>
>> With jit.catch - and jit.release through a Ethernet Cable between 1 computers directly linked the outcoming sound is in all modes like passing the sound through a ringmodulator with modulating time 1ms. Are there other solutions with realtime compressed audio?
>> kind regards
>> fha
>>
>>
>
> - --
> Matthew Shanley
> little secrets records and stuff
> http://littlesecretsrecords.com/
> E-mail: matthewshanley@littlesecretsrecords.com
>
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> Or you may use Olaf's oggcast / oggamp, or simply netsend~/netreceive~...

Which reminds me that I forgot to upload netsend~/netreceive~ after 

changing the web provider.... Just uploading them, so they will be back 

However, I'd advise strongly against using them in their current state, 

too many bugs and the wrong concept behind them. A new version will 

probably be ready on a few month (> 3, I think). I won't support the 

current stuff, so no universal binary and no bug-fixes.

f.e wrote:
> Or you may use Olaf's oggcast / oggamp, or simply netsend~/netreceive~...

Which reminds me that I forgot to upload netsend~/netreceive~ after 
changing the web provider.... Just uploading them, so they will be back 
shortly: http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/netsend~/

However, I'd advise strongly against using them in their current state, 
too many bugs and the wrong concept behind them. A new version will 
probably be ready on a few month (> 3, I think). I won't support the 
current stuff, so no universal binary and no bug-fixes.

netsend~ and netreceive~ would be very useful ! i dream since a long time to work with those objects between max and Raspberry (with)pure data .

is it in cycling' project to update these object ?

Hi Olaf,
netsend~ and netreceive~ would be very useful ! i dream since a long time to work with those objects between max and Raspberry (with)pure data .
is it in cycling' project to update these object ?
Kind regards
Thomas

@Thomas : good question ! in those times of homestaying, that would have been welcome.

Streaming Audio over Ethernet//Internet