@whale-av You are welcome. I hope to help those who faced the same problem as me

@whale-av SOLVED

Thanks for the usual help.

1. I used the Pure data patch you posted and made some changes. In short, it was enough to use mrpeach and write the objects with their default name (patch: test_send_hello.pd )

2. to create the server in python, I used the base code of python-osc, available at: https://pypi.org/project/python-osc/
   I made the necessary changes so that I could send the messages in the format I wanted (code available at: osc_server.py )

3. to see the active server, I ran the python file on a linux terminal (I imagine it works the same on WIndows or Mac)

I really appreciate the help.

@whale-av Thanks for answer.
it's because I had some doubts about the OSC message. At first, I was unable to send the word "Hello" over the network using OSC. Now, I find myself unable to send OSC messages other than using mrpeach.

In Python, I don't know how to indicate that it should receive the message from Pure Data.
Oh gosh ... this is hard

@alexandros Hello, thanks for the reply.
I am sending OSC messages using mrpeach. Python 3, more specifically in version 3.8

Dear community,
I created a patch on Pure data (test_hello_in_string_with_osc.pd ) capable of sending the word "Hello" over the network via the OSC protocol. Now, I want to send it to a Python script. How do I do this?

Through my research, I found works that send a message from Python to Pure data, but I want the opposite.

I appreciate the help.

@whale-av Solved

1. I had to put the two computers that were going to exchange messages on the same multicast address. This link was helpful https://low-orbit.net/linux-how-to-join-multicast-group

2. [ggee/streamout~] didn't really work. I used [mrpeach/net/udpsend ~].

Thus, my code was as follows:

[connect 239.255.255.250 8080]
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[dac~]
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[mrpeach/net/udpsend~ 8080 2]

So, I sent the audio from the microphone connected to one computer to another, via the network and using multicast

@whale-av Thanks for the answer. I tried address 224.0.0.1 and got multicast access to OSC information. But the audio still doesn't work.
Should I join a multicast group?

Dear community,

I am trying to send multicast audio from one computer to another as follows:
[connect 224.0.0.0 8080]
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[ggee/streamout~]

Pure data log returns the message: "connecting to a multicast address", but the audio is still not received.

Can you help me?

Thanks

SOLVED

it was enough to add .local to the end of the hostname on the target machine. So the code looks like this

[connect r-inspiron3442.local 8000]
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[ggee/streamout~]

Thanks for the help!!!

@whale-av Both computers are running Linux Ubuntu Studio 20.04