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rafe Member	posted 14 October 2008 13:38 hello ssc is it possible to direct kyma to load on the machine that the capy is plugged into and access it over either a LAN or remote network. My first attempt in this area resulted in kyma wanting to load on the terminal i was working on rather than the computer the capy was plugged into. in the short term i was hoping to be able to access kyma and the library from the internet and buss a stereo return signal for monitoring to the machine i am physically on. i realize the latency will likely make this impractical for many duties but i was looking for another way to be able to get more work done without having to pack the capy around. thanks IP: Logged
SSC Administrator	posted 14 October 2008 16:37 One quirky way to do this might be to use iChat (you will need two .mac or AIM logins to try this). If you are using a Mac and the AV/C audio firmware for the Flame, you can set up an effects-send over the Internet: • In iChat, set both the microphone and headphone to Capybara IO • Play this Sound • Connect from one computer to the other via audio or video chat. (Does anyone know if there is a way to set iChat to auto answer a call if you are not in front of the computer?) • You should be able to process your input from the remote location Maybe you could use Remote Desktop both to answer your iChat call and to remote-control Kyma to design, load, and play new Sounds remotely. IP: Logged
rafe Member	posted 16 October 2008 13:46 thanks ssc i will look into the remote desktop in more detail but i was having a little difficulty with remote desktop in my lan test. its not a feature i use, being a novice with the feature, likely i haven't worked the details out correctly. thanks IP: Logged
photonal Member	posted 17 October 2008 04:27 i don't know if Kyma can run under X11 - but if it did, you could log in remotely onto your computer and redirect it's X window output onto your remote machine using something like ssh -l <your-user-name> -X <your-remote-IP-address> then if you started Kyma, it's windows would appear on your remote machine. Redirecting it's audio would be another matter! But theoretically also possible via port redirection maybe there's a utility for re-directing Quartz (Assuming Kyma is using this) to an X-window protocol? IP: Logged

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