bodsiin

i would like to recall the discussion of this 3 year-old post about sending audio over networks:

https://cycling74.com/forums/sending-audio-over-networks

Max5/examples/jitter-examples/audio/audio-over-network.maxpat

Would be possible to make a MSP version of Ninjam jammimg software

only with abstractions or to develop new objects would be necessary? Both Ninjam client and server are opensource released under GPL license and are written in C++

Ninjam uses OGG Vorbis audio compression. Maybe is possible to do the compresion with the oggPRO external?

And using maxcpp from Graham Wakefield to create the Max externals from the C++ files?

i would like to recall the discussion of this 3 year-old post about sending audio over networks:
https://cycling74.com/forums/sending-audio-over-networks

This patch is mentioned:
Max5/examples/jitter-examples/audio/audio-over-network.maxpat

and Olaf Matthes' netsend~ object also
http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/netsend~/

Would be possible to make a MSP version of Ninjam jammimg software
http://www.ninjam.com/
only with abstractions or to develop new objects would be necessary? Both Ninjam client and server are opensource released under GPL license and are written in C++

Ninjam uses OGG Vorbis audio compression. Maybe is possible to do the compresion with the oggPRO external?
http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/oggpro/

And using maxcpp from Graham Wakefield to create the Max externals from the C++ files?
http://code.google.com/p/maxcpp/

porting-ninjam-clientserver-to-maxmsp

although this is not exactly an answer to your question, but did you try using JackTrip? (

https://ccrma.stanford.edu/groups/soundwire/software/jacktrip/)

 We've used that at several different performances and it works quite well. Another possibility is to use the AUNetSend/AUNetReceive AudioUnits of Apple. I used that also during some WAN-concerts, but I don't exactly remember how we integrated it with MaxMSP (although it is possible in some way, since somehow we did it).

 ), which is a 100% MaxMSP project, also has support for AUNetSend/AUNetReceive.

although this is not exactly an answer to your question, but did you try using JackTrip? (https://ccrma.stanford.edu/groups/soundwire/software/jacktrip/) We've used that at several different performances and it works quite well. Another possibility is to use the AUNetSend/AUNetReceive AudioUnits of Apple. I used that also during some WAN-concerts, but I don't exactly remember how we integrated it with MaxMSP (although it is possible in some way, since somehow we did it).
AFAIK the Quintet.net environment (http://www.quintet.net ), which is a 100% MaxMSP project, also has support for AUNetSend/AUNetReceive.

some great info here. I am attempting a netwrok project as well - i think with Jack trip. i will hopefully have one host (sending tempo and transport stop start info) to two nodes - who will send audio back to the host computer. probably using JackTrip and Abelton.

has here been any development with other peoples projects?

porting Ninjam client/server to Max/MSP