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UDP Message Target
The Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol is a communication protocol for computers, synthesizers, lights and other multimedia devices that enable the exchange of messages and data between them. It is used to control and synchronize the transmission of sound and other digital data in real-time. The protocol uses a simple text-based format that can be easily parsed by computers and is platform-independent, making it a popular choice in the audio, lights and music production industries.
- Autostart when the application starts - Check this option to enable target at application launch. For autostart of targets, the Autostart target options also must be activated on the application level (See the chapter Runtime Performance)
- Address - IP address of message destination
- Port - Network port for transmitting the message
- UDP Libary -
- OSC_UDP_CLIENT: OSC protocol for communicating with other devices/applications
- Message - Message to be sent to the IP/Port configured.
- Send message- Sends the message text entered in the field "Message" to the IP/Port configured.
- Log message - Last log message for the target.
- About - Information about the target.
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