Maybe you could try just connecting through BrainFlow. If you want a graphical plot, it's easy enough to connect a dummy classifier using Neuromore Studio - you just need. Alternatively there are some

Did you have much success with this? I have done some basic work in Neuromore. Am trying to see what needs to be done next to make them more rigourous. Also want to edit the neuromore sources to make

What is the best way to capture respiration while using the ganglion, ideally while using Neuromore or BrainBay?

Neuromore used to have a user forum. If you have questions, I would try putting up an issue on their Github.

Neuromore used to have a user forum. If you have questions, I would try putting up an issue on their Github.

I wonder what your latest preferences are for NF software for Ganglion. From searching around the forum, the OpenSource software favorites seem to be Neuromore, BrainBay and OpenVibe. I am looking f

I can't comment on what is happening in neuromore or EDFBrowser, unclear what is happening there. If all three programs are just reading the CSV file, Inputting the recording should be fast. Display t

I originally was looking into this because, when loaded into Neuromore or EDFBrowser with the correct sampling rate, it seemed to me that the data were being displayed much more slowly than in the GUI

I have zero evidence of noise bursts like these, with this shape of three wavelets, in MNE, Neuromore, and 4.2 - only in GUI 5:

When you have more time I would like you to confirm that MNE, neuromore, and GUI 4.2 all have ZERO evidence of noise bursts. The image above did not help to confirm that previous statement.

of the v5 GUI. Admittedly both mne-scan and Neuromore have different plots. Maybe they are flying under my radar as I am switching between different software, but, I don't see anything that makes me

In terms of Brainflow, the bursts are not at all visible in the data I am getting out of mne-scan or Neuromore, both of which are backed by Brianflow, nor in the 4.2-series GUI. Only have they so far

In terms of Brainflow, the bursts are not at all visible in the data I am getting out of mne-scan or Neuromore, both of which are backed by Brianflow, nor in the 4.2-series GUI. Only have they so far

noise, but this is also what I see when using Neuromore or nme-scan, using Brainflow as the backend, so this would suggest that the pulses might be a software issue in v5 of the GUI. I can well belie

Certainly my graphs look different in Neuromore. I realised the data coming out from Brianflow isn't normalised around zero, i.e it seems the DC bias is included. I presume the GUI is doing something

Certainly my graphs look different in Neuromore. I realised the data coming out from Brianflow isn't normalised around zero, i.e it seems the DC bias is included. I presume the GUI is doing something

I found this tutorial: https://openbci.com/community/build-your-own-neurofeedback-game-with-openbci/ He uses Neuromore as well. This seems similar to Neurofeedback that I had with a psychologist. It s

On the software side, I have been using Neuromore Studio. It's not perfect but seemed the best FOSS option out there. Brains@Play is really the only other competitor. This is from the guys behind the

Other VPL apps that can accept OpenBCI data streams include: neuromore, BrainBay, OpenViBE, BioEra, etc.

Here is a very simple BrainBay design that rewards alpha and inhibits beta. It could be adapted for other bands. However the Peniston protocol has specific elements called 'cross-overs' that you may r