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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
In this lesson some additional clients are in focus. The client/server concept of DMXControl allows the connection to other clients (Smartphones, Tabs, etc.) in simple way. | In this lesson some additional clients are in focus. The client/server concept of DMXControl allows the connection to other clients (Smartphones, Tabs, etc.) in simple way. | ||
==Lecture 19: Further DMXControl clients == | ==Lecture 19: Further DMXControl clients == | ||
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The smartphone apps (clients) communicate via OSC with DMXControl 3. | The smartphone apps (clients) communicate via OSC with DMXControl 3. | ||
Therefore you have to enable the OSC plugin via "plugin manager", see following figure: | Therefore you have to enable the OSC plugin via "plugin manager", see following figure: | ||
{{Picture_with_subtitle|DMXC3L19_OSC1.JPG|1|Activating OSC-Plugin|center}} | |||
Now, you should define the IP connection in the panel "connection form". Press the "+" button to create a new connection. | |||
Now, you should define the IP connection in the panel "connection form". Press the "+" button to create a new | |||
In the first approach we use unicast with UDP. Please let the IP address on 0.0.0.0, but set the correct port where your client sends the OSC messages. Now you can start (activate) this connection by a click to start button: | In the first approach we use unicast with UDP. Please let the IP address on 0.0.0.0, but set the correct port where your client sends the OSC messages. Now you can start (activate) this connection by a click to start button: | ||
{{Picture_with_subtitle|DMXC3L19_OSC2.JPG|2|OSC-Plugin setup|center}} | |||
==Additional links and references== | ==Additional links and references== | ||
* [http://www.hexler.net TouchOSC] | * [http://www.hexler.net TouchOSC] | ||
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Overview
In this lesson some additional clients are in focus. The client/server concept of DMXControl allows the connection to other clients (Smartphones, Tabs, etc.) in simple way.
Lecture 19: Further DMXControl clients
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Currently the OSC plugin is not offered. We expect it in next release. |
in development:
The smartphone apps (clients) communicate via OSC with DMXControl 3.
Therefore you have to enable the OSC plugin via "plugin manager", see following figure:
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| Picture 1: Activating OSC-Plugin |
Now, you should define the IP connection in the panel "connection form". Press the "+" button to create a new connection.
In the first approach we use unicast with UDP. Please let the IP address on 0.0.0.0, but set the correct port where your client sends the OSC messages. Now you can start (activate) this connection by a click to start button:
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| Picture 2: OSC-Plugin setup |
Additional links and references
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