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I there...i'm hoping that there is someone out there some experience or knowledge in python/ java and tcp streams to max...

I posted about this before but am still having no luck!

I am trying to get a tcp stream from a python application into max. I am using the "mxj net.tcp.recv" object, which has proved to work fine in tests within max.

I can see the data stream is flowing within the python app. (I can open it in terminal and see it no problem). Yet nothing is coming through to max.

The network and ports are set correctly. When I try to run the python code to broadcast the stream I get the message "could not set socket".

I'd be mad grateful if anyone has any advice as it's driving me quite mad!

I there...i'm hoping that there is someone out there some experience or knowledge in python/ java and tcp streams to max... 

I am trying to get a tcp stream from a python application into max. I am using the "mxj net.tcp.recv" object, which has proved to work fine in tests within max. 

I can see the data stream is flowing within the python app. (I can open it in terminal and see it no problem). Yet nothing is coming through to max. 

The network and ports are set correctly. When I try to run the python code to broadcast the stream I get the message "could not set socket". 

I'd be mad grateful if anyone has any advice as it's driving me quite mad!


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if you are sending bytes then mxj net.tcp.recv won't interpret the data properly-- but that doesn't explain the “could not set socket” message.

you may want to use wireshark to diagnose the problem more thoroughly, but I believe if you send bytes they will be interpreted as ascii by mxj net.tcp.recv ie the number 13 is interpreted as a carriage return etc

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