That's interesting. Wonder how soon is soon for bioexplorer, guess I will have to wait until things are more clear. Strange Peter seemed to say they don't support Bioera with their protocols and they

for OpenBCI. Pete has excellent access to Bioexplorer author Larry Janow, who typically is very hard to reach via email. (Pete also sells a lot of copies of Bioexplorer bundled with his neurofeedback

Having found out Openbci does not work with bioexplorer / brain-trainer (I wish there was a way). I am looking for a alternative to the electrocap they use which seem expensive and you have to use the

Having found out Openbci does not work with bioexplorer / brain-trainer (I wish there was a way). I am looking for a alternative to the electrocap they use which seem expensive and you have to use the

[original thread titled: Bioexplorer Any Updates On Getting It Working With OpenBCI??]

A related 4 channel synchrony protocol would be at F3 F4 P3 P4, which would fit on the Ganglion. This is more related to what Hardt does. I have a 4 channel design in BioEra (and Bioexplorer for Q-wiz

The Cygnet that you have used for ILF and alpha-theta, is actually running BioEra underneath the Cygnet user interface. Many alpha-theta designs also exist for Bioexplorer, another VPL. These can be e

The current OpenBCI boards have BioEra support. And @jarek Foltynski (BioEra author) offers excellent customer support for adding new devices and responding to questions or fixes. I use Pocket-Neurobi

users in the forum who are already training with Bioexplorer and Bioera? Who perhaps already use Pocket-Neurobics or other amps for dealing with focusing issues like ADHD? I personally would like to

No, Ganglion is listed on the Kickstarter site as running at 256 sps. A more common sample rate. And that same rate is shared by OpenEEG. Thus Ganglion could potentially have Bioexplorer compatibility

will support the Ganglion when it is released. Bioexplorer does NOT support OpenBCI at present. So Pete's protocol package is not an option. But your protocols are simple enough, that you or your eng

which has the potential to emulate one of the Bioexplorer compatible amplifiers (such as OpenEEG). This would then allow use of Pete Van Deusen's Brain-Trainer NFB protocol suite. But of course would

how sharp the skirts are. BrainBay, BioEra and Bioexplorer will all draw a graph of the filter bandpass characteristics; if you look inside the filter element block. Bioexplorer will also even show y

The neurofeedback software chain involves capture, DSP, threshold control, feedback and data logging - all but the latter are present in this example. (the data logging can be as simple as noting the

Then I'd think that Ganglion already works in Bioexplorer..?

Yes, we do connect to BioEra in full 8 or 16 channel mode at 24 bit resolution 250 sps (125 sps for the 16ch). The Bioexplorer OpenEEG emulation experiment was useful, in that it demonstrated that Ope

I was also askimg the OpenBCI devs on their kickstarter page about the possability for BioExplorer support, and just now i got an answer from them "Our current tech, the 32bit Board does connect

All Pete's designs are based on Bioexplorer, which is also a wonderful package. Unfortunately the Bioexplorer dev, Larry Janow, is very reluctant to communicate via email or add new drivers. Several O

I contacted him because I wanted to ask if he thinks that OpenBCI would be compatible with Brain trainer and BioExplorer. It seems like it wont happen. Too bad, I think the Brain Trainer system looks

You should have some Bioexplorer example designs already that you can look at. It's a simple signal flow idea. The element blocks at the far left of the design are the raw data coming in from the chan