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Thanks, James. I should have found that by myself easily. But, that's exactly what I needed.

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Hi James, I'm back after a long while, this time experimenting with Unreal Engine 4 (ue4). I'm using the Monsieur Gustav OSC plugin (available at https://github.com/monsieurgustav/UE4-OSC). So far, this seems to work as advertised. I can see the eeg stream from the headband, blinks, jaw clenches, ba...

That's absolutely fascinating. I had no idea that existed. Thanks!

Thanks, James. This is exactly what is needed, but I'm struggling to implement it in QC because of inconsistencies in the current state of QC within the macos developement environement, the minimal capabilities of debugging javascript within QC and my own lack of competence. That problem would be be...

I see. The hard part is that QC has no generic patch to calculate FFTs. There's one for audio input that calculates 16 frequency bins. I found some javascript code online that can be used inside a QC patch, but that would require some additional programming in order to work as intended. It's a tad h...

From what I understand now, the problem lies with this OSC patch in QC and Interaxon probably can't do much about it. Also, QC is only there to maintain a certain continuity from what was to what is (Metal, Swift, etc.). I'm using QC myself because it works well as a prototyping tool for the little ...

Thanks, James. I do see what you mean in MuseLab, both on the graph and in the msg/sec column in the incoming messages list. This tells me that MuseLab sends a signal through OSC when blinking or clenching occurs and none otherwise. There are jaw clench items in both incoming and outgoing OSC lists ...

I'm doing various tests with Quartz Composer (QC) on macOS Sierra. QC is no longer officially supported by Apple but it is still packaged with XCode and it allows me to test a few things. In QC, I use qcOSC -- a third party patch -- to access the data stream. The /muse/elements/blink and /muse/eleme...