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[Luke]

Has anyone worked on drivers for OSC (http://opensoundcontrol.org) for the Micro Framework? With several OSC apps out for iPhone, iPad, and other devices it seems like it would be a cool implementation, especially over UDP with the Netduino Plus. I could also see it being useful over wired serial connections, XBee, etc, instead of having to build your own control protocol. I have a small ASUS Wifi AP that I'm planning to attach to my Netduino Plus. Older version of: http://www.amazon.co...l/dp/B0014L4ZKK It runs off of 5V, so it would fit nicely in a portable package. I'm going to start working on an OSC implementation and was curious if anyone else already had. If so, Google doesn't seem to know about it. Thanks, Luke

[Luke]

I'll also mention that I found one implementation for full .NET that would be a good starting point but looks too large to just include as-is: http://www.bespokeso...ss/?page_id=69/

[Chris Walker]

That looks pretty cool. You should be able to pull in parts of the existing library code as a getting-started point... Is this a standalone project...or are you thinking of using it in other projects as well? Chris

[Luke]

I can see it being useful for lots of projects, so I'd probably keep it generic so that I can include it when needed. I have an iPhone and an iPad and Wifi is easy so this seems like an interesting way to control a project without having to use a set of XBees and another uC as the remote controller. Also, thought I'd mention that I first heard about Netduino when you were on the Hanselminutes podcast. I'm a systems guy supporting .NET web apps with some electronics tinkering in my past. I'm having a blast with the Netduino boards. Thanks for your work!

[Renegade]

Hi Guys, i'm really new to the netduino and wanted to control some things with my iphone / android tablet over OSC (or is there something better for this?) I've got some experiences with the arduino, but no experience with ethernet and this little tiny bastards (arduino + ethernet shield, netduino plus) I didn't find any references in the net, like a step-by-step guide to use OSC with arduino / netduino plus. Is there any? regards Martin

[Luke]

Martin,

I did eventually get a PoC working with OSC control. The main problem that I encountered was that I needed a function from the BitConverter that uses unsafe code. It works, but I was hoping to find a better, supported solution. It's been more than 6 months since I've even looked at this, but I'll attach what I have. No guarantee that this is any good and certainly not elegant

NetduinoOSC.zip has all of the OSC code and Program.cs has a little test code that I was using to test it with TouchOSC for iOS and some notes about things that I still planned to do to it.

I'd like to get back to this some day, but I've had other things going on lately keeping me away from it.

Hope this helps,
Luke

Hi Guys, i'm really new to the netduino and wanted to control some things with my iphone / android tablet over OSC (or is there something better for this?)

I've got some experiences with the arduino, but no experience with ethernet and this little tiny bastards (arduino + ethernet shield, netduino plus)

I didn't find any references in the net, like a step-by-step guide to use OSC with arduino / netduino plus.
Is there any?

regards Martin

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