@raynovich Dou you know Open stage Control ? https://openstagecontrol.ammd.net/
It runs a web server on your computer that can communicate via osc with puredata (or any software). You can then control your patch from a iphone / android via a simple web browser. (Local network AFAIK)

Did you check the aoo lib (audio over osc) ?
https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo

It works with a internet-based server that can retrieve local ip adresses of local clients in such a way that they can then communicate together. You can also implement a local-based server, but you will need to know its IP address.

And for an personal example : https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo/-/issues/14#note_6260

I don't know if that helps, but here is a patch that uses ifft instead of sinesum message to compute a table for tabosc4~.
In my experience, it produces no (or less) glitches
sinesum.pd

There is an experimental snapshot of aoo (audio over osc) that may support sending osc messages on remote ip .
https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo/-/issues/14#note_6262

did you consider using pix_openni ? (puredata 32 bits only)

https://github.com/kronihias/pix_openni
with updated openni / nite installation instructions here :
https://fivedots.coe.psu.ac.th/~ad/kinect/installation.html

Thank you for your replies.
@whale-av I wanted to use Jack to connect Pd (and VCV Rack) with Jamulus software for an online workshop. I thought that Jack would be a cross-platform solution (some students use Windows, others use OS-X) but it is not the case. I'll check vb-audio.com but I think I will give a try to puredata aoo (audio over osc) external .

@Spacechild1 Do you mean JackRouter ? Unfortunately, it seems it is no longer included in Jack2
(https://jackaudio.org/news/2020/10/15/jack2-v1915-release-and-current-status.html)

But I thought that puredata had native support for Jack, even on Windows, or not ?
(I'm not a current Windows user)

Hello,
How to enable jack support with PureData on Windows ? Do the compiled binaries (available from puredata.info) support Jack ? Or do I need to recompile pd ?

There is [oreceive] object in iemguts lib that supports a numeric argument for response order.

OK Thanks it works now, after I (re?)installed unrar on my ubuntu machine....