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remote sound server?

#2051
From: Jeff McAffer
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 05:50
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I'd like to be able manipulate a NeXT's sound resources (DSP, ...)
from a remote machine.  Has someone written a remote sound server for
the NeXT?

The source of the sound data will not be a NeXT.  Ultimately what I
would like to do amounts to RPCs on the sound routines from my
application machine to a NeXT.  What I envision is a server which
maintains some sort of cache of objects which are externally
addressable (indentifiable) and can be invoked remotely.  This way, I
send the server a 'RPC', the server looks at the args etc, subs in
the real objects for my references and fires it off to the DSP or
whatever.

I won't worry too much about the non-deterministic net delays and
stuff right now.  I'm interested mostly in the server side as the
client is highly custom.  Since I will most likely need to customize
the server, source would be great but for now I'll take anything I
can get.

Is anyone else interested in this sort of thing?

Thanks

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Subject: remote sound server?
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