Serving commands over wifi, possible issue with documentation #185
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We’ve got a C# implementation that sends data to the client strips, and you can actually do it in anything - python, C, whatever. It also supports compression. Basically you open a TCP socket on port 49152 and then start sending packets.
You cold reverse engineer what the packet expects by looking at the function ProcessIncomingData, but it’d be easier if I could just give you the code, so let me talk to Rutger about that and we’ll see if we can’t share it.
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… On Dec 28, 2022, at 1:17 AM, SturdyFool10 ***@***.***> wrote:
I am having a bit of trouble sending data to the nightdriver strip using the included documentation, if a couple of unknowns could be answered it would go a long way, namely, what protocol should be used? I tired UDP to no avail and I am wondering if there were any specific frameworks you would use to accomplish this
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I am having a bit of trouble sending data to the nightdriver strip using the included documentation, if a couple of unknowns could be answered it would go a long way, namely, what protocol should be used? I tired UDP to no avail and I am wondering if there were any specific frameworks you would use to accomplish this
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