Hi, I've been using successfulyl mrpeach osc implementation for few years now and I wanted to do the same on my raspberry but there is no mrpeach objects! On my windows pc I'm using pd-extended. I am completely noob to linux system and even if I managed to install pd on the raspberry (vanilla I think) I'm not able to understand how to install mrpeach and osc externals via terminal. I know it probably is a very silly question but could you tell me which folder to go and what to download?

thanks

try this one

hi..ok I think I undertsand a bit..I made few boxes to send but I get the error: "unpack:type mismatch". also, I was wondering about the leading slashes. Do I need them anywhere? thanks!

With [oscformat] you can omit the slashes (but you can also include them if you like to keep the standard OSC protocol format). If you omit them, [oscformat] will add them behind the scenes.
As for the error message it's because you've created [oscformat addr1 addr2]. This object will receive the list you're sending and will prepend "addr2" to it, so [route addr1 addr2] will spit "addr2 1.5 2.6" out its left most outlet, and [unpack] below that will receive a list with three elements where the first one is a symbol "addr2". [unpack] with no arguments expects floats, and this is what the "type mismatch" message means.
What you want to do is create two [oscformat] objects, one [oscformat addr1] and one [oscformat addr2]. [oscformat] creates a list with its arguments and whatever arrives in its inlet. Using [route] you can use the first element of the list as an address and receive the rest of the list. This means that you should use one argument as an OSC address and send the rest of the data to its inlet.
Hope this is clear.

Thanks! all working now

Hi= again, I'm sending OSC messages via python script. After working for a few seconds pd returns this error:

oscparse: OSC message ended prematurely

I am sending 2 integer values in range 50 -800 to /addr1 and /addr2 but this shouldn't be the issue as it's working for a while at the beginning. I'm sending them quite fast (from a

while True:

, maybe it's an issue related to this?

Any idea?

thanks!!

Can you share the python script?

Hi, I just found the (silly) error. I'll post the code as I didn't see it in the examples and might be useful to somebody else. Using pyOsc you append values to the message. This means that they keep accumulating in the list you are sending unless you delete them with clearData()

    oscmsg1.append(int(val1))
    c.send(oscmsg1)
    oscmsg1.clearData()

On 0.46.2 if I try Jack audio it returns this error:

JACKerror: Cannot connect to server socket err = No such file or directory
JACKerror: Cannot connect to server request channel

do you know any way to have it working?

Thanks

I had problems with Jack with an Odroid and some Debian images I was trying out. Couldn't figure out what was going on, I sent an email to Jack's mailing list, but still couldn't solve it. Eventually I used an Ubuntu image and everything worked smoothly.
I suggest you either send to Pi's forum or check Jack's mailing list archives.

ok thanks!