running just fine with a driver included in the Java based BioEra app.

code. That Hub code is running in a complex Javascript / Electron environment. The upcoming new version of the GUI is using the BrainFlow API library, written C++. The lowest layer C++ in turn is con

* Requirements – Git, Cmake and ability to write C\C++ and Java code

Richard, that is great to hear that the GUI build already generates an ARM version. So that build creates Processing Language binaries and Java binaries as well? Having ARM for Raspberry and NVIDIA wi

The Java runtime / compiler binaries for the GUI proper are also x64. (Processing Language is Java under the hood.) It may be easier to port the GUI to other architectures in the future, once the new

Thank you so much @retitut and @Billh! I will try doing your suggestions in matlab. I was going through this forum and found out that "eeg-pipes" library in javascript provides the function

Here, Pete is doing exactly I would like to do, but it seems like he's doing it in javascript and I am using matlab. Is there any way that I can do something like this in matlab?

is written in Processing, which is a dialect of Java (generally JIT compiled, but also interpreted.) The Hub is due to be replaced / eliminated very soon. Sometime this spring. It currently is writte

I am trying to run the OpenBCI GUI on an Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system. After downloading the most recent standalone zip file from the download page, I extracted the folder and added execute permissions to

im@ubuntu:~/Documents/application.linux64$ sudo ./OpenBCI_GUI [sudo] password for tim: Screen Resolution: 1920 X 1440 java.lang.RuntimeException: Profile GL3bc is not available on X11GraphicsDevice[t

In conclusion, I have a hunch that the next GUI release that uses a new Java library, instead of the Hub, will fix any type of Socket issues, as it would no longer be used.

rate for Cyton to 250Hz sample rate set to: 250 java.lang.NullPointerException at processing.net.Client.write(Unknown Source) at processing.net.Client.write(Unknown Source) at OpenBCI_GUI

I see that ActiveMQ is primarily Java based,

Also with Cyton, there is a "DC offset" that is present on top of the incoming signal. This must be filtered off with a DSP digital signal processing filter. I'm sure Javascript has various

I have the latest GUI version from the website. I also have the Github version, but haven't figured out how to compile it yet. I'm experienced with Java and would like to help, but didn't know about

Also with Cyton, there is a "DC offset" that is present on top of the incoming signal. This must be filtered off with a DSP digital signal processing filter. I'm sure Javascript has various

I updated Java, but the OpenBCI_GUI v.4.1.6 couldn't work... The OpenGL version on this Mac is v.3.3. This is the problem, right?

+ /home/jeffrey/Software/OpenBCI software/OpenBCIsoftware4.17/OpenBCI_GUI/java/bin/java -Djna.nosys=true '-Djava.ext.dirs=/home/jeffrey/Software/OpenBCI software/OpenBCIsoftware4.17/OpenBCI_GUI/java/l

I'm not running on Linux at the moment. I'm hoping Richard, the GUI dev and guru, will hop in here at some point. He's probably offline for the day. I'm not clear what is triggering the "no such

Yes wrong path variables are possible. I don't know how to set that. I don't see a java path in .bashrc.