Stupid user can't get it to work

[ssj71]

Stupid user can't get it to work

[ssj71]

Are the phone and computer on the same network? Have you double checked the
IP address matches your computers? It's got to be some kind of connectivity
issue.
On Nov 22, 2015 9:49 AM, "rghvdberg" [email protected] wrote:

What am I doing wrong
Succesfully compiled on Linux Mint 17.2 (no extra repos) and Mint 17.1
with kxstudio repos
Android OSC on phone CM 12.1 and tablet Android 4.4

run osc2midi -v -mon on laptop
start Control app . add destination url http://192.168.1.93
add port 57120
select destination
select DJ interface
can't see any OSC messages in the osc2midi terminal

HELP!!! ;-)

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#21.

[ssj71]

you can try to oscsend something to osc2midi from your own computer as a test. Something like:
oscsend localhost 57120 /test/hi ii 14 23

[rghvdberg]

oscsend was succesful, had to install liblo-tools first though

[ssj71]

thats good. I guess next try
oscsend osc.udp://192.168.1.93:57120 /test/2 f i 2.1 7

[rghvdberg]

oscsend osc.udp://192.168.1.93:57120 /test/2 f i 2.1 7
An invalid value was given: 'i'
Failed to create OSC message.
???

[ssj71]

oops no space between fi:
oscsend osc.udp://192.168.1.93:57120 /test/2 fi 2.1 7

[rghvdberg]

that works
osc2midi -v -mon
Monitor mode, incoming OSC messages will only be printed.
starting osc server on port 57120
Ready.
/test/2 fi, 2.100000, 7

[ssj71]

oh, wait, is the computer connected through ethernet? Some access points/routers put wifi and ethernet on different subnets. Can you read the phone's ip address?

[rghvdberg]

192.168.1.87 ...
Op 23 nov. 2015 21:04 schreef "ssj71" [email protected]:

oh, wait, is the computer connected through ethernet? Some access
points/routers put wifi and ethernet on different subnets. Can you read the
phone's ethernet port?

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[ssj71]

so its the same sub address. try pinging the phone from the cpu
ping 192.168.1.87

[ssj71]

actually, first, did you try entering in the address in control app withouth "http://"?
hit + to enter new destination
URL: 192.168.1.93
port: 57120

[rghvdberg]

that was it !
works now!
sorry for wasting your time

[ssj71]

naw, I'm sorry for the runaround. I should have noticed that earlier. I'm just glad its working now! go do some cool stuff with it :)