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    UDP output from Izzy Data Send

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    • kdobbe
      kdobbe last edited by Woland

      Does the new version of Izzy allow UDP output via the TCP Data send?

      I am trying to control a new Sony Camera that will only work via UDP TCP data send.  I saw a number of discussions in the past where people are asking for UDP connection. Please advise and thanks.

      Mac Studio M2-Ultra, MacBook Pro M1 Ultra. OSX-14.4.1

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      • jhoepffner
        jhoepffner last edited by

        @kdobbe

        For the moment, the best is to use a max patch, receiving OSC from Isadora and sending UDP, if you dont have a friend with max licence, it's perhaps possible in pure-data

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        • fubbi
          fubbi last edited by

          Try the OSC transmit actors, maybe it works?

          Mac M2 Ultra, 64gb — Berlin

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          • Fred
            Fred last edited by

            OSC is UDP, I just did a test with the OSC transmit actor and a UDP receiving software and you can send strings easily, just enter the string in the address section.

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            • kdobbe
              kdobbe last edited by

              Hi Fred:

              Could you explain a bit further?  I am attempting to send a hex code to control the PTZ of a Sony camera.  If I place the code in the address section as stated above, how do I actually trigger the code from OSC Transit to the camera?

              Mac Studio M2-Ultra, MacBook Pro M1 Ultra. OSX-14.4.1

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              • fubbi
                fubbi last edited by

                The address input is just for the address.Try putting your data in the value input of the osc multi transmit (defaults to a digit, but you can trigger a text to it). Then set up a chain of actors triggering "transmit" with appropriate delays in between. You might also have to send carriage returns or other character in between you commands.

                Mac M2 Ultra, 64gb — Berlin

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                • gunther
                  gunther last edited by

                  Actually there are two discussions regarding UDP transmit (see also http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/1966/send-udp-from-isadora#latest).

                  I was searching for the same feature for controlling a Chamsys light console, and found a solution in this forum, which was developed by M_theater Berlin. The solution is, to send TCP data to Netcat on the same computer, which "translates" it to UDP and sends it to the desired IP address.

                  Netcat is a program, which is part of Mac OS (called nc) and can be downloaded for Windows here: http://www.chip.de/downloads/Ncat-Netcat-Portable_69560319.html

                  Here you find more information how the UDP connection worked between Isadora and Chamsys, in this discussion I included an Izzy patch with explanations:
                  http://troikatronix.com/community/#/discussion/comment/16144

                  I'm sure it will work in this case also, but I really hope that there will be an Isadora actor which works without an extra program, hopefully in one of the next updates...

                  Cheers, gunther

                  Izzy 3 USB | Win10 64bit | various hardware: I5, I7

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                  • bonemap
                    bonemap Izzy Guru last edited by

                    Hi, You might consider making UDP networking actors a feature request. Cheers Bonemap

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                    • kdobbe
                      kdobbe last edited by

                      Thanks to you all for the great suggestions!

                      Mac Studio M2-Ultra, MacBook Pro M1 Ultra. OSX-14.4.1

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                      • kdobbe
                        kdobbe last edited by

                        I seem to have gotten closest using the OSC Multi-Transmit approach.  However, The string code output is being oddly translated.  Can anyone tell what is happening?  

                        Here is what I am attempting to send out to the camera via the OSC Multi-Transmit (simple hex code that operates the camera "Home" command:

                        01 00 00 05 00 00 00 00 81 01 06 04 FF

                        Here is what is being shown via the OSC Monitor

                        01 0 0 00  05  00 0 0 00  00  81 0 1 06 04 FF..

                        The numeric groupings are being changed?  The camera is not responding from Isadora.  

                        I am obviously missing something basic.  Looking for the light...

                        Mac Studio M2-Ultra, MacBook Pro M1 Ultra. OSX-14.4.1

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                          opmeyer @bonemap last edited by

                          @bonemap

                          I second that feature request.

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                          • Michel
                            Michel Izzy Guru @kdobbe last edited by

                            @kdobbe

                            Are you sending OSC messages directly to the camera?

                            Best Michel

                            Michel Weber | www.filmprojekt.ch | rMBP (2019) i9, 16gig, AMD 5500M 8 GB, OS X 10.15 | located in Winterthur Switzerland.

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