On 23 May 2006, at 21:09, Patrick Stinson wrote:
What exactly does it mean when I send an OSC bundle and 'late <timestamp' appears in the sclang console? Anyone symantically unfamiliar with this would assume it meant that the timestamp on the bundle was before the time the message was received. Do I get a "late" when I send -1 for the timestamp? My timing sounds perfect, so how does scsynth handle a late timestamp?
if it's late when it hits the server it just processes the message as fast as it can. if your messages are only a few ms late then you probably won't notice the timing. the internal server has less latency than local.
kernel.