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I have been using the new TUIO apps for both the iOS and Android. Alone they are great, but when I connect them in combination, the one port (3333) cannot handle both at the same time.

So I am wondering if there is a way to change the port that Quartz is listening to, so you could have multiple devices connect with one application or host computer.

Since TUIO and OSC are related, I used the stock oscreceiveing patch to listen to port 3333 and the received signal would flash when the device was touched. Using the qcOSC plugin from hexler I saw that a packet was named /tuio/2Dcur, within there were 2 structures that I could get to: one was a string that said "fseq" and the other was a counter that would only increase when the pad was touched.

I then changed the Tuio settings from the device to "not send full updates" which gave me /tuio/2Dobj and /tuio/2Dbib - both of which gave nothing but a string - but still a lead.

So perhaps the source of the tuioclient plugin could be changed?

Or is there a way to dig deeper into the structure listed on the receiving OSC patch?

Thanks for any clues

http://code.google.com/p/tuiodroid/ http://code.google.com/p/tuiopad/