Hopefully the process inspires you to mess around with stream dec.
Open Stage Control is running on Windows 10 - up to date. HOW TO CONTROL QLAB WITH AN ELGATO STREAM DECK using companion and the steam deck software. This is the summary output from Wireshark:-įrame 327: 72 bytes on wire (576 bits), 72 bytes captured (576 bits) on interface \Device\NPF_ To: 192.168.248.128:53000
the message '/pb/I know I am seeing two messages transmitted because I monitor the network interface using Wireshark on the computer running Open Stage Control. Correct, you can only just OSC/Midi functions if in the full unlocked version, if you see demo mode in the window title it will not work, the USB dongle also will unlock it.
It presents me a problem because Qlab receives two messages, and if that message is for example a ‘GO’, then Qlab gets two GO commands which I don’t want. I expected that I would get only a TCP message, having specified that 192.168.248.128:53000 is a TCP target. I am wondering if I am missing something, because when I push the button I get two OSC messages transmitted: one using TCP and one using UDP, both being sent to the target 192.168.248.128:53000 Note that I am not setting default targets, but I am specifying a target in the push button. These are the options I am using when starting Open Stage Control:. I need to connect with Qlab using TCP rather than UDP.
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