benniy

 , i'm currently trying to control a behringer x32 mixing-console via OSC. to sum it up: the console has some strange characteristics as for its OSCing, which makes it necessary to find out the port 

 is UDPing from. this is natively not possible with [udpsend].

now i've found a github repository for a java object (class?) that apparently can be implemented in max and does that job (damn.. i don't even know if my terminoligy here is correct). i'm an 

 as for this stuff – haven't even used the [mxj] object or anything a like. anyhow, i'm trying to wrap my mind around building the repository over at

does anybody have a clue how to do this? any place or hint to get me started?

dear folks,
as mentioned in a thread over here , i'm currently trying to control a behringer x32 mixing-console via OSC. to sum it up: the console has some strange characteristics as for its OSCing, which makes it necessary to find out the port my machine / max is UDPing from. this is natively not possible with [udpsend]. 

now i've found a github repository for a java object (class?) that apparently can be implemented in max and does that job (damn.. i don't even know if my terminoligy here is correct). i'm an absolute novice as for this stuff – haven't even used the [mxj] object or anything a like. anyhow, i'm trying to wrap my mind around building the repository over at
https://github.com/Sciss/PDOSCClient

does anybody have a clue how to do this? any place or hint to get me started?
i'd be totally gracious!

building githubs / java to jar / mxj / newbie