23 Sep
2007
23 Sep
'07
9:48 p.m.
On Mon, 2007-09-24 at 01:29 +0200, Bengt Gördén wrote:
söndag 23 september 2007 22:36 skrev Arnold Krille:
But not a reliable way if you are using UDP.
--ll
Am Sonntag, 23. September 2007 schrieb Ken
Restivo:
If OSC ain't waiting for return packets it's not UDP:s fault. You specify
destination _and_ source port in UDP just like in TCP. Ergo. You state your
port that you are going to receive on. So. There's a real way to return
traffic. Does OSC support "reflection"? i.e., is
there any way in OSC to
interrogate a device and get back a list of all available parameters that
the device supports?
OSC is connectionless, at least if the implementation uses udp as the
transport-protocol (which most do). So there is no real way to even return
values. Most apps send return-values to the host/port the query came from,
but if that fails or is not handled (as the current state of ofqf...),
nothing really happens.