We have a version of the labstreaminglayer/liblsl (in Java) running and one of the LSLs in C++ running, but it seems to just return random data back regardless of whether we have a network stream star

As far as an alternative way to receive the Shield data, it can be done by running the OpenBCI_GUI, and using the Networking Widget to output a data stream in LSL, LabStreamingLayer format. There are

Thank you for your help wjcroft , this is encouraging. Bitalino can be used with LabStreamingLayer in Matlab:

I suggest you check around to see if any Bitalino users have coded an interface to LSL, LabStreamingLayer. If the Bitalino can output LSL stream, then many EEG toolkits can read that.

BioEra supports both Cyton and Ganglion, and LabStreamingLayer as well. 

https://github.com/sccn/labstreaminglayer/wiki

https://github.com/sccn/labstreaminglayer/wiki/ExampleCode

LabStreamingLayer data format can be streamed out from the GUI Networking widget, and attached to various BCI apps such as OpenViBE, Matlab, and LSL language libraries,

The Ganglion data stream is more involved, using Bluetooth Low Energy packets and data compression. The Ganglion dongle (BLED112), is a serial port device, however I believe the only interface library

https://github.com/sccn/labstreaminglayer/wiki/ExampleCode

For programming in Python, you could use the OpenBCI_Python repository. You can also use that repo to output a stream in LSL LabStreamingLayer, which can be consumed by many BCI / DSP packages such as

https://github.com/sccn/labstreaminglayer/wiki

There are many other programs that can process CSV files of EEG data, for example EDFBrowser and Matlab. The GUI can also output BDF (like EDF) directly, which can be read by EDF / BDF programs. Addit

https://github.com/sccn/labstreaminglayer/wiki/ExampleCode

So, time series does not give you filtered values. In the GUI you can select Band Power in the widget, and this will display the powers in real time, but Figor wants to export those. One feature the G

https://github.com/sccn/labstreaminglayer/wiki

Another way to go is to tell the GUI (via the Networking widget control panel in the GUI), to output a data stream in the LSL LabStreamingLayer format. This then can be consumed by APIs in various lan

* Use the GUI 'Networking Widget' to send an output stream in LSL format (LabStreamingLayer)

The OpenBCI_Python code can read a serial port in the case of Cyton dongle. And then output LabStreamingLayer stream format. This LSL format is read by a wide variety of BCI programs that can provide

Do you know if LabStreamingLayer (LSL) is compatible with Open Sound Control (OSC)?