Hello,
I have this mic patch mic.pd . How do I put an ON/OFF switch on it?

Thanks!!!

Try to install "OpenJDK". After this, "double click" on MobMuPlat Editor. If that doesn't work, open a terminal in the same folder as the file and type "java -jar MobMuPlatEditor.jar"

@kobe Try something like this:

@whale-av Hello! Glad to see you again.

Yes, my patches work fine and I can send audio over the network.
I just wanted to send the "connect" message through a python script, not needing to do this via Pd.

I will read the tutorials you sent me and run new tests.

Thank you for your help

@alexandros Look, I have this mic patch (mic.pd) and this speaker patch (speaker.pd ). I would like to send the microphone audio over the network (note I use an IP address and a destination port) controlling it in Python, without Pd GUI.
It is possible?

thanks!!!

Dear Pure Data Community,

I have a patch that allows me to capture audio from a microphone connected to my computer and send it to a speaker over the network, using concepts like IP and port.

I would like to do this using the python language, without having to open the patch in Pd. It is possible?

Dear community, I hope you are well

I am sending audio data over the network from one computer to another. How do I measure the time it takes for the sound to leave one computer and reach the other? At the moment, I don't want to mitigate this delay, just measure it.

Can someone help me?

thank you for your help

@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