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Error! Failed to open C:\Users\romai\Documents\OpenBCI_GUI\Console_Data\Console_2022-01-10_12-58-18.txt for write. java.lang.RuntimeException: Couldn't create a writer for C:\Users\romai\Documents\Ope

Perhaps does GUI work with Brainflow Java only if it is on Dowload? It is strange... .

https://brainflow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/Examples.html#java-signal-filtering

I'm barely new to the Processing IDE and Java Language, but I've been working on other programming languages for a couple of years now, and I can't whink of a method to overcome this shifts, but maybe

Thank you for the feedback and information. This issue was not related to the high-dpi fix. It was caused by a missing "Settings" folder, which Java's FileWriter does not make automatically.

sure that I have the latest versions of the GUI, Java, and my computers graphics driver. Am I missing something?

The old version of the GUI requires a very old version of the Java Runtime, so I don't think I'd want to use it anyway.

// platform types and methods typedef const struct JNINativeInterface *JNIEnv; // A handle to use Java's JNI SHARED_EXPORT int CALLING_CONVENTION java_set_jnienv (JNIEnv *java_jnienv);

Failed to parse type '( __cdecl__ )) java_set_jnienv ( JNIEnv * java_jnienv' original input '( __cdecl__ )) java_set_jnienv ( JNIEnv * java_jnienv ' Found on line 87 of input from line 42 of file C:

I'm sorry but I would not consider custom time windows and a time window of 30 seconds or more a reasonable request for the GUI due to the limitation of most users computers and Processing Java. The r

@Micaela This would be a new feature for the GUI. It's possible to do custom filters on a per-channel basis using BrainFlow Filters in any supported language, in this case Java. We would just need to

an extra step past receiving data via BrainFlow Java, which makes it easy to prototype creative solutions in a variety of domains such as art, music, and education. Such a setup is not ideal for time

The OpenBCI GUI v5 displays data collected using BrainFlow - Java Binding. I think you should take a closer look at this piece of the software stack. Here are the links you need to continue working an

same library and settings as in OpenBCI GUI in Java/Processing) I'm bumping into problems with wrong byte warnings. Maybe it lead to incorrect signals and therefore filtering have no sense. Because a

All FFT libraries should produce accurate results. The OpenBCI_GUI is not written in Python, but instead in Processing / Java. It's calling on Brainflow library routines.

ControlPanel: Found BLED112 Dongle on COM port: /dev/ttyACM0 [DEFAULT]: BLE Devices Refreshing in progress openbci_gui_helpers.GanglionError: Error in scan for ganglions:GENERAL_ERROR at openbci_g

ControlPanel: Found BLED112 Dongle on COM port: /dev/ttyACM0 openbci_gui_helpers.GanglionError: Error in scan for ganglions:PORT_OPEN_ERROR at openbci_gui_helpers.GUIHelper.scan_for_ganglions(GUIH

at OpenBCI_GUI$BLEBox$1.run(OpenBCI_GUI.java:5260) [DEFAULT]: BLE Devices Refreshing ControlPanel: Found BLED112 Dongle on COM port: /dev/ttyACM0 openbci_gui_helpers.GanglionError: Error in scan for

@Mikael_Haji I saw someone was able to answer your question on NeuroTechX slack. GUI v5.0.4 and a few earlier versions now use filters from BrainFlow Java binding. So all you have to do is pick your l