| Abstract | | The background, purpose, and function of Open Sound
Control (OSC) timestamps is reviewed. An analysis
shows that jitter-induced noise with dispersion over the
millisecond range significantly degrades real-time highresolution
sensor signal streams. The design of a
distributed clock synchronization and event scheduling
domain over an asynchronous network is described. A
realization of this model is presented, created using the
new micro-OSC (uOSC) hardware platform and host
software components in MaxMSP. An OSC address
schema for client-server clock synchronization is
documented. Two new objects for MaxMSP are
introduced: OSC-timetag and OSC-schedule.
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