[PD] OSC to SuperCollider

[Lorenz Schori]

make sure you are not trying to use the same port in different apps.  
if sc listens on 9999 you will not be able to listen to this port in  
pd (or any other app). further i recommend to use ipv4 addresses  
(e.g. 127.0.0.1) instead of hostnames (localhost) because osx tend to  
assign ipv6 sockets for machine internal communication. pd/libosc is  
not able to communicate via ipv6 afaik.

  - lorenz

Am 03.10.2005 um 10:22 schrieb Paul Crabbe:

> Hello
> as I'm a new user of PD, I hope I didn't miss something obvious:
>
> I use the compiled OSX version 0.39.0 (on Tiger)
> I'm trying to connect SuperCollider and SC with OSC .
> It actually works OK from SC to PD. (dumpOSC receives data from SC)  
> so I suppose the OSC objects are valid.
>
> The problem is that I can't send anything from the sendOSC object,  
> even if I try to communicate from PD to PD
> e.g.
> the two help files 'sendOSC' and 'dumpOSC' are opened:
>     I send the 'connect localhost 9999' message to the sendOSC  
> object, then I try one of the send messages in the helpfile ('send / 
> test/bla 1 2 3')
>   -> I always get the error message : "SendData::SendHTMSocket() 
> failure -- not connected"
>
>
>
> Where should I look for?
> Thanks!
> Paul

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