if you look here

he did something not on PDA, but on a hacked mobile phone . I dont remember if it was with max, but certainly he should point you u in the right direction

:-)

tom

On 6/9/06 8:46 AM, "tommaso perego" wrote:

> http://www.csl.sony.fr/%7Eatau/

Returns a blank window.

Cheers, Gary Lee Nelson TIMARA Department Oberlin College www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

This may not be exactly what you're looking for, but might be of interest nontheless.

http://rob.tim-schenk.de/osc-bluetooth-remote/

It's basically a Java app that runs on a Bluetooth mobile phone that allows you to control any OSC (OpenSound Control) capable application, of which Max is one.

also check out http://www.opensoundcontrol.org http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/Max/

HTH,

Brian

uh? to me not... thank you gary

so easier will be: www.sensorband.com/atau/

and from that page click on research

:-)

Try this link:

It won't give you Max directly, but in some ways Pure Data is more interesting, if even just from a philisophical point of view. I do remember reading an article about how to get MIDI out of your PDA, is isn't difficult.

I don't have a PDA nor have I used the Bluetooth protocol, but it is enticing at times. There are cheaper wireless systems available, so I suspended my research into using Bluetooth. It should be possible to reach a high level of connectivity with Bluetooth (cellphones, computers, etc.), but for some reason the necessary electronics are much more expensive than similar modules without brand-name protocols.

Dayton

Some Bluetooth devices can communicate in "serial" protocol, compatible with [serial].

http://todbot.com/blog/2006/02/23/howto-mac-os-x-bluetooth-s erial-port/

Max won't run, but its cousin Pd...

Stefan

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