av-ip

av
ip

av-ip takes the ip numbers that try to access http://botnik.net/index.php (which are probably mostly bots) drags them into an image and switch them into a sound.


you can play with

with the play button on the left you can start/stop playing the ips of the chosen day as a kind of track one after the other.
with a slider you can change the speed or check for "loop".
the actual playing ips are shown on as an animation with their ip number, date and time of access and location if possible.
you can hide/show the animation by checking the "hide animation" box

click or tap on the small images to play/stop their frequency. 
with the slider on top you can change the length of the play or check the "endless" box to let them play until you stop it.
while playing you can see the ip number, date and time of access and location if possible. 

on the top right you can open a menu of to select past logfiles for play.


about ip sound and vision

the ip (internet protocoll) number is a unique number for every person, computer, bot or thing, connected to the internet to be identified.

an ip number always consists of 4 numbers between 0 and 255 divided by a dot.

your ip number is 3.129.24.240 and you might be in columbus / ohio / united states

as an image it looks like this: 



generated by the following php script:

$ip = "3.129.24.240";
$ips = explode(".",$ip);
$image = imagecreate(255, 255);
$farbe_body=imagecolorallocate($image,$ips[0],$ips[0],$ips[0]);
$farbe_border = imagecolorallocate($image,$ips[1],$ips[2],$ips[3]);
$farbe_ip = imagecolorallocate($image,$ips[1],$ips[2],$ips[3]);
$ips2 = 255 - $ips[2];
$ips3 = 255 - $ips[3];
$mess_p = array($ips[0],0,255,$ips[1],$ips2,255,0,$ips3);
imagefilledpolygon($image, $mess_p, 4 , $farbe_ip);
header('Content-Type: image/png');
return imagepng($image);

a 255pxx255px square is created. the background-color is the first number (3) as an rgb value - rgb(3,3,3).
another square is created, its corners are the 4 numbers as pixel on the 4 edges. 
it is filled with a color that results of the last 3 numbers as rgb values rgb(129,24,240)

as a tone it sounds like this: click

generated by the following javascript:

function play_example(freq, time) {
	var audioCtx = new(window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext)();
  	tone.= audioCtx.createOscillator();
  	tone.type = 'sine';
	tone.frequency.value = frequency;
	tone.connect(audioCtx.destination);
	tone.start();
	setTimeout(
		function() {
		    tone.stop();
		}, lenght);
}

var ip = 3.129.24.240;
var freq = (3 + 129 + 24 + 240)/4;
freq Math.round(freq);
var time = freq*10;

play_ip(99, 990);

a frequency is calculated by the queer (as queer) sum of the ip number.
the lenght is the frequency*10.
your ip number plays a sine wave of 99 for 990ms.

it is all pretty easy ...


mimi kritik made some tracks out of it.
click here

play logfile from 17.01.2024 (tap or click start)

speed  x 1   

loop hide animation

play single ip (tap or click small image) 

lenght x 10
endless

 older 
logs

you
3.129.24.240
18.01.2025 05:51:46
united states - columbus