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OSC Shark is a tool for monitoring and analysing OSC (Open Sound Control) packets.

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OSC Shark is a tool for monitoring and analysing OSC (Open Sound Control) packets.

Overview

OSC Shark is a tool for monitoring and analysing OSC (Open Sound Control) packets. It's written in C++ and QT. It runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS.

Downloads

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Features

OSC Shark provides the following features:

  • Cross-Platform (Windows, Linux and Mac OS)
  • No external dependencies
  • Listening for incoming OSC messages on multiple ports
  • Enable/Disable specific listening ports
  • OSC Address filtering
  • Timestamps for incoming OSC messages
  • Log only OSC messages from updated OSC addresses
  • Export logged OSC messages to a CSV file

Installation

OSC Shark is written in C++ and QT. It should run on every major platform: Windows, Linux and Mac OS.

The easiest way to install OSC Shark is to download one of the prebuild packages.

Note: Currently prebuild packages are only available for Mac OS. Packages for Windows and Linux will be provided in the future.

If you want to build OSC Shark by yourself see the 'For Developer' chapter for further instructions.

Usage

The usage is quite simple:

  1. Start OSC Shark
  2. Add one or more listening ports with the Add Port button
  3. Start listening on a port with a double click

Releases

0.0.1

Initial release.

Downloads

For Developers

Requirements

  • QT >= 5.1.1 (every QT 5 release should work too)

Build

Brief guide:

$ git clone https://github.com/hypebeast/OSCShark.git
$ cd OSCShark
$ qmake OSCShark.pro
$ make

Now you should find an executable your build directory.

Generate a DMG Image on Mac OS

There is a script for building a DMG image that can be distributed to end-users. In order to build the DMG image you need to execute the following commands:

$ cd OSCShark
$ qmake
$ cd scripts
$ ./pack_installer_mac.sh

Once the script is finished, you should find the DMG image in the scripts directory.

Credits

Thanks to Kasper Kamperman for the initial idea. You can find his OSC Datamonitor here.

For receiving OSC messages OscPkt is used. Thanks Julien Pommier for this wonderful library.

License

OSC Shark is licensed under the terms of The MIT License (MIT).

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) <2013> <Sebastian Ruml>

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