Furthermore, BrainBay shows very high values in theEEG module of

BrainBay is what is called a VPL, Visual Programming Language. You connect function blocks via on screen 'wires' that transmit EEG data, filtering, thresholds, feedback, etc. Other VPLs are BioEra, Op

Most Windows EEG, NFB, BCI apps can run under VirtualBox on the Mac. BioEra is a Windows app, as is BrainBay. Most clinical NFB apps are Windows.

Hub is too heavyweight. BioEra would work fine. What do you do with the FFT? Most band based neurofeedback uses just plain DSP filters of various bandpasses. You could also use BrainBay, tutorial here

Various apps such as BioEra and BrainBay can receive the Cyton data stream directly without the GUI. Also OpenViBE has a Cyton serial stream driver.

om/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/2097/ganglion-to-brainbay

Chris Veigl just released BrainBay v 2.5 with new features listed at the end of this post.

I will look into BrainBay. does that mean that C# reads from the Hub but the Hub isnt a program its data in a local port? like when i run my C# program i want that to be the only program open.

The Hub operates by itself and does not need the GUI. For an example of a C based app that reads Ganglion data from the Hub, see BrainBay source code.

you could connect it to apps such as BioEra or BrainBay or OpenViBE and get realtime spectrograms.

http://www.shifz.org/brainbay/index.htm

BrainBay is built on a Windows computer running Visual Studio and C++.

The source code for the BrainBay EEG driver is here,

Now, I don't know how my own device (an EEG recorder) can connect to BrainBay for Data transmission. 

BrainBay is definitely more friendly and geared to neurofeedback than OpenViBE. OpenViBE is more targeted at BCI applications.

I would like to choose one of these two software (Openvibe or Brainbay) to use in neurofeedback applications, but I am not sure which one is more user-friendly. In fact, I am looking for the one which

NeuroBB thread should work now: !https://neurobb.com/t/heart-rate-detection-in-brainbay/28

Sorry, for intruding in this old post. I was interested in the heart rate calculation via BrainBay however the link the file listed in that forum http://neurobb.com/t/heart-rate-detection-in-brainbay/

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

Also consider (until BrainBay can consume LSL), that many other DSP / BCI apps can consume LSL streams, such as OpenViBE, etc.