I'm very interested by wintablet object.
But is it open source ?

Did you try with a longer sequence ?

Because only messages beginning with a float as first atom are implicitely handled as lists by puredata.
If you suppress this first atom with [route], you get a message with 2 atoms, the first being treated as a selector, and the second as a float.
This message is handled as a message --like, for example, the message [ set 1( -- , not as a list.
You must prepend the "list" selector to further process it as a list : just insert a [list] object after the output of [route].

Check this

Check also AOO
Audio over Internet but also messaging (check pipelines section https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo/-/pipelines). It uses a public server for connection between peers.
https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo

Hi, you can check Derek Holzer vectorsynthesis lib
https://github.com/macumbista/vectorsynthesis
You 'll need an oscilloscope software for displaying lissajou curves

Hi. I didn't try it but there is / was a gem-plugin-vlc that enables you to capture vlc output with pix_video.

Well done ! Very impressed !

The first thing I can think of is that the new list box object (ctrl + 4) is not supported in older pd versions, where it will not be instantiated in the patch. So all object IDs will be changed and this will also change all connections between objects and create a mess !

Hi, You can give a try to MobMuPlat

Hi,
you can check my fork : https://github.com/jyg/pd-dnd-plugin/tree/master or the original project : https://github.com/megrimm/pd-dnd-plugin

Thanks !

In vanilla, pdL2Ork and plugdata I can find the abstraction and (tested only in vanilla) also the wav file. But when I press [all 1( in your main patch, I get an error message " 0_audiodata: no such table" because on those platforms $0 is not supported in message boxes. The workaround is to use a float box and $1 like this
In Purr-Data I would'nt be able to give you an answer. Did you try adding a [declare -path ./ ] object in your cloneobject abstraction ?

you may check the new [file] object that can read and write binary files.

Maybe it is related to permissions for reading dev/input devices under linux ?
I had trouble with hidio when I passed from ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04. With Ubuntu 20.04, access to /dev/input/*** is denied to normal user.
It 's not the same external nor the same OS, but it may be the same issue.
In my case, a workaround was to add current user as member of the input group, in order to have permission to read the touchscreen device:

sudo gpasswd -a $USER input

EDIT Anyway, not sure of my command. Cannot remember where I found it...

To be sure : did you prepend your messages with 'list' selector before sending them to the "toGUI" receiver ?
MobMuPlat doesn't accept arbitrary messages, only lists.

I like the patch easy to read and very informative. Thanks for sharing !

That's really great !

@calp In a procastination wave, I'm rewriting this external withour flext, but with pdlibbuilder.
It should be easier to compile
https://github.com/jyg/smpte-
EDIT : I succeeded in crosscompiling for Windows 64. Check it https://github.com/jyg/smpte-/releases/download/v0.2WIN64/smpte.win64.zip

as a quick and dirty solution, I would suggest to read, in puredata, a wav file containing LTC audio (generated, for example , with Reaper), with tabread4~

EDIT 1. A bit OT, but for Serato / Traktor coding there is an external vinylcontrol~ https://github.com/lodsb/vinylcontrol , and you can also get audio files from serato website https://serato.com/controlcd/downloads
EDIT 2 : found this that may interest you, but you'll have to compile it with FLEXT framework : https://github.com/kronihias/smpte-