Usage¶

These scripts should be available as terminal commands without the .py extension.

capture_osc.py¶

usage: replay_osc.py [-h] [-f FILENAME] [-a ADDRESS] [-p PORT] [-l] [-d] [-t]

Replay OSC data stream from file. Close to save: Ctrl-C or Cmd-C

optional arguments:

`-h, --help`	show this help message and exit
`-f FILENAME, --filename FILENAME`
	Name of file to replay.
`-a ADDRESS, --address ADDRESS`
	OSC address to replay to.
`-p PORT, --port PORT`
	OSC port to listen on.
`-l, --loop`	Replay over and over.
`-d, --debug`	Print values being replayed.
`-t, --time-bundle`
	Sends using timestamped bundle format.

usage: replay_osc.py [-h] [-f FILENAME] [-a ADDRESS] [-p PORT] [-l] [-d] [-t]

Replay OSC data stream from file. Close stream with Ctrl-C or Cmd-C

optional arguments:

`-h, --help`	show this help message and exit
`-f FILENAME, --filename FILENAME`
	Name of file to replay.
`-a ADDRESS, --address ADDRESS`
	OSC address to replay to.
`-p PORT, --port PORT`
	OSC port to listen on.
`-l, --loop`	Replay over and over.
`-d, --debug`	Print values being replayed.
`-t, --time-bundle`
	Sends using timestamped bundle format.

usage: osc_to_csv.py [-h] FILENAME [-f FOLDER]

Convert an osc file to multiple csv files. File names for csv are the path names. The first column is the corresponding timestamp.

With liblo installed, osc files can be captured with oscdump [PORT] > [filename]

arguements:

FILEPATH osc file path

optional arguments:

`-h, --help`	show this help message and exit
`-f FOLDER, --folder`
	folder to save all csv into