“send OSC to IP” asks for the machine to which VideOSC shall send its messages. “send to port” asks for the remote machine’s port.
The default value 57120 is the port on which SuperCollider’s inbuilt programming language sclang usually listens.
The feedback receiving port may be chosen freely. It is the port on which VideOSC will listen for incoming OSC messages.
“command name” is a freely settable name for the OSC messages being sent or received by VideOSC. The client receiving the messages will have to register its responders according to this command name. E. g. the color value of the blue channel of the first pixel will be sent under the command name /vosc/blue1, the next pixel’s blue color value under /vosc/blue2 etc.. You may replace ‘vosc’ with some other name to clearly identify commands coming from your device.
VideOSC: network settings
Description
“send OSC to IP” asks for the machine to which VideOSC shall send its messages. “send to port” asks for the remote machine’s port.
The default value 57120 is the port on which SuperCollider’s inbuilt programming language sclang usually listens.
The feedback receiving port may be chosen freely. It is the port on which VideOSC will listen for incoming OSC messages.
“command name” is a freely settable name for the OSC messages being sent or received by VideOSC. The client receiving the messages will have to register its responders according to this command name. E. g. the color value of the blue channel of the first pixel will be sent under the command name /vosc/blue1, the next pixel’s blue color value under /vosc/blue2 etc.. You may replace ‘vosc’ with some other name to clearly identify commands coming from your device.