When I enter the port number into my iPod, this always appears.
OSCroute /1 /2 /3 /4
... couldn't create
OSCroute /fader1 /fader2 /fader3 /fader4 /fader5 /toggle1 /toggle2 /toggle3 /toggle4
... couldn't create
OSCroute /push1 /push2 /push3 /push4 /push5 /push6 /push7 /push8 /push9 /push10 /push11 /push12 /push13 /push14 /push15 /push16 /toggle1 /toggle2 /toggle3 /toggle4
... couldn't create
OSCroute /xy /toggle1 /toggle2 /toggle3 /toggle4
... couldn't create
grid grid1 200 0 200 200 0 200 0 1 1 10 10 485.768 249.775
... couldn't create
OSCroute /multitoggle /toggle1 /toggle2 /toggle3 /toggle4
... couldn't create
dumpOSC 8000
... couldn't create

Can anyone help me with this?

Are you using Vanilla Pd or Pd Extended? I think the [OSCroute] object is only in Pd-Extended, but I'm not 100% sure.

I use Pd-Extended and the [OSCroute] object works well.
Mitch

Also, I forgot that some people have had problems using port 8000 with Pd and dumpOSC. You might try using port 8002 instead.

I read about it here:
http://www.das-werkstatt.com/forum/werkstatt/viewtopic.php?t=1666&sid=245353433988acaa057ff484f0ed28e0

Hope this helps,
Mitch

Nope. Nothing. It seems like the Ipod cannot connect to the system at all.

I had weird trouble with OSCroute and routeOSC. Sometimes on one port the object is recognized and on the other it's not. Anyway there are two sets of OSC objects. both are only included in pd-extended. I personally prefer mrpeach's objects but you have to enable them specifically (add mrpeach to your startup files)
read this:
http://puredata.info/Members/martinrp/

regards

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Well don't I feel dumb. I just re-installed PD and everything worked like a charm. Thanks nonetheless, through your knowledge I learned more about PD as a program.