Hello,

I was running some tests with my mic and guitar on Pure Data and noticed some latency. I know this is a beginner's question, but where does this very Pd latency come from?

SOLVED!!!

Both are correct. My patch was wrong, missing an [adc~] object (thanks @alexandros).

And @whale-av, thanks for the clear and comprehensive explanation. It really lacked to enter the multicast address on the computer that listens to the connection.

Below the patches updated and working.

I have the following two patches, the microphone patch running on machine A and the speaker patch on machine B. Both are connected to the same Wi-Fi, but I still can't hear the audio.
Where is the error in my patches?

Computer A

Computer B

P.S: The audio settings are correct and I can hear the sound when the patch is local.

I have the patch from the image below.
I want to send the values from my slider, using netsend and receiving these values in a netreceive object.
However, every change I make to the slider returns the message "netsend: no method for 'float'".
How to solve this problem?

Thanks

There are a series of posts about pdlua and the Lua language alongside Pure Data (like this one and this one).
But when trying to install pdlua on a Linux mint using this tutorial (https://github.com/agraef/pd-lua) I couldn't configure the library to boot alongside Pure Data. I'm not even sure I managed to install it. Can you help me with this?

@whale-av Works for me too

I have the following patch. But whenever I click on the toggle the sound is interrupted and then I can't turn it back on by clicking on the same toggle. How to solve it?

[toggle]
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[osc~ 440]
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[dac~]

I know that in Pure Data there are ways to open the patch using bang, for example.
Is it possible to do the reverse? Create a message or object that closes a patch so that I don't have to close Pure Data by clicking the "X" in the window?
Something like a "close bang"

Good afternoon,

I created a patch on Pure Data capable of obtaining the image from my webcam. How do I send the video to a local network? I mean, how do I get it to appear on another computer?

@whale-av Unfortunately, it didn't work. While doing some research, I discovered the mrpeach library. It looks interesting. Can I send this message with mrpeach?