The drivers in programs such as BrainBay, and neuromore, expect to read directly from such a serial port. On Windows this is a COMx: device. On Mac, a /dev/xxx file. On Mac and Linux it's easy to sub

same drivers used with OpenBCI in openVIBE and neuromore.

I want to watch them and test openvibe or neuromore.

Another approach would be to try some tests with neuromore. 

http://www.neuromore.com/blog/2015/8/25/the-next-generation-of-neuroscience-software-neuromore-studio-v10

neuromore Studio dev here. Our Studio doesn't play well with certain GPU/Driver configurations. Most notably the intel 4000 and some related series. NVIDIA and ATI usually works perfectly (if not, ple

I did try Neuromore on my Win 7 VM but trying to run the Studio leaves a black screen and ramps up RAM usage like crazy. 

talk to OpenBCI: BioEra, BrainBay, OpenViBE, neuromore, (VVVV and PD via OSC), etc. So this discussion only really applies to hypothetical Bioexplorer users. I do think @SirLouen has it already, but

http://openbci.com/community/neuromore-a-rising-software-acquisition-tool/

In VPL environments such as BrainBay, BioEra, OpenViBE, neuromore, etc. -- the sample rate automatically adjusts. As it is part of the descriptor information that is made available through the connect

http://www.neuromore.com/blog

an OpenBCI driver and we are working with Neuromore and should have their system support it soon too.