https://sites.google.com/site/biofeedbackpages/brainbay-openbci

The one alpha training protocol that someone posted online(and I referenced earlier) is the only module Ive found that acknowledges the OpenBCI input in brainbay...

wow. thanks again wj. going to try to fiddle with this now. Been tinkering with the brainbay as we go and its starting to make sense.

With BrainBay (or any of these programs), you need to edit the 'design' (con file), delete the old input element / EEG box, then add in your own device that you have. That will require that you reatta

I was assuming the BrainBay preloaded .cons were plug and go type designs...

or is there another place I can find working neurofeedback con's for brainbay? I will go back to your tutorial and look for the directions for a hipass filter...

I havent looked at the pre-packaged BrainBay con's in a while, but aren't most of them setup to run from recordings? To run the pre-packaged cons with OpenBCI you would need to remove / replace the EE

The design I did get working was just the preset .con file in the link in my previous post. I then tried to load .con files that are prepackaged with brainbay, and fail.

https://sites.google.com/site/biofeedbackpages/brainbay-openbci/brainbay2

http://www.autodidacts.io/use-openbci-with-brainbay-on-ubuntu-linux-and-wine/

Thanks  for your quick response. The tutorial you referenced is one of those I've attempted, as well as reading through the Brainbay user manual.

https://www.google.com/search?as_q=brainbay+linux&as_sitesearch=openbci.com

https://sites.google.com/site/biofeedbackpages/brainbay-openbci

Ive downloaded the latest version of Brainbay (2.0), which does have a OpenBCI 16 channel,...but using that I get the same effect. I load a config file, set source to OpenBCI 16 channel...when I press

installed Brainbay, and followed the comand line instructions for

C++ [BrainBay] / hub

You could try to do some benchmarking with your current machine and OpenViBE, BioEra or BrainBay, and see if you have enough resources. Programs such as Process Explorer on Windows can give you detail

Great news! Chris Veigl just released BrainBay v 2.0 with Ganglion support!

Now I´m trying OpenVibe however the visualisation of i.e Plots for Neurofeedback are quite dissapointing. As well i found this Matlab based code: https://github.com/arnodelorme/neurofeedbacklab I will