OpenBCI interface freezing when BDF+ file type is selected
Greetings,
I want to use the BDF+ file type so I do not have to convert the data in EDFbrowser to BDF for import into EEGLAB.
I am able to see a continuous data stream when the selected data type is OpenBCI, however when I choose "BDF+" the data stream will stop in the interface after some time. When this happens, the interface continues to work - I can change anything on the GUI I want (Vertical Scale, the information presented in each frame, etc. etc.. The file size is relative to the amount of time before the data stream stops in the GUI. I choose to stop the data stream, then I can STOP SYSTEM. I then return to the GUI, where I can try again. If I choose OpenBCI file type, then the system works without issue.
I have shut down my anti-virus, and etc.. (BitDefender). Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Don
I want to use the BDF+ file type so I do not have to convert the data in EDFbrowser to BDF for import into EEGLAB.
I am able to see a continuous data stream when the selected data type is OpenBCI, however when I choose "BDF+" the data stream will stop in the interface after some time. When this happens, the interface continues to work - I can change anything on the GUI I want (Vertical Scale, the information presented in each frame, etc. etc.. The file size is relative to the amount of time before the data stream stops in the GUI. I choose to stop the data stream, then I can STOP SYSTEM. I then return to the GUI, where I can try again. If I choose OpenBCI file type, then the system works without issue.
I have shut down my anti-virus, and etc.. (BitDefender). Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Don
Comments
Sorry - I made a new issue for this.
Thanks,
Don
How do I do that? I'd like to help but don't know how.
Thanks,
Don
http://docs.openbci.com/OpenBCI Software/01-OpenBCI_GUI#the-openbci-gui-running-the-openbci-gui-from-the-processing-ide
Sorry, I have not been working on this. I have been focusing on MATLAB.
I just noticed, however, that I did not perform the step below:
Enter the new OpenBCIHub folder and right click on the executable ->
properties -> compatibility -> tick “Run this program as an
administrator”.
You might want to make this step more prominent in the updates - when I deployed the update I did not follow any other instructions than those in the archive.
I have just applied the permission and will try again.
Thanks,
Don