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Describe the bug
When trying to listen to execute feedbacks from a Chamsys QuickQ lighting board, which are broadcast as OSC messages on the local subnet (10.14.4.255, in our case), the messages are not detected and do not appear in the log.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Enable OSC feedback on the QuickQ.
Verify that the OSC messages are being received on the computer where Chataigne is installed (in our case, verified with Wireshark and OSCRouter).
Add an OSC input and set the port where the messages are being received (9000).
No OSC messages are detected or shown in the log.
Expected behavior
OSC messages sent to the subnet broadcast address should be received by the NIC with an IP on that subnet (10.14.4.20, in our case).
Additional context
I'm submitting this as a bug because the behaviour appears to be intermittent - there's no pattern that we can see, but sometimes the messages will or won't be picked up by one computer or another, with identical .noisette files loaded. It's possible that it's not a "bug" per se, if it's due to a networking limitation or something else, but since OSCRouter can detect these packets so reliably, I'm inclined to think there's a solution. (I wish we could just leave OSCRouter running in the background to forward the packets to Chataigne, which works perfectly, but this is a production machine and we're trying to minimize the number of applications running in the background.)
Thank you!!
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Environment
Describe the bug
When trying to listen to execute feedbacks from a Chamsys QuickQ lighting board, which are broadcast as OSC messages on the local subnet (10.14.4.255, in our case), the messages are not detected and do not appear in the log.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
OSC messages sent to the subnet broadcast address should be received by the NIC with an IP on that subnet (10.14.4.20, in our case).
Additional context
I'm submitting this as a bug because the behaviour appears to be intermittent - there's no pattern that we can see, but sometimes the messages will or won't be picked up by one computer or another, with identical .noisette files loaded. It's possible that it's not a "bug" per se, if it's due to a networking limitation or something else, but since OSCRouter can detect these packets so reliably, I'm inclined to think there's a solution. (I wish we could just leave OSCRouter running in the background to forward the packets to Chataigne, which works perfectly, but this is a production machine and we're trying to minimize the number of applications running in the background.)
Thank you!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: