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• as far as I can see the written function to enable filters in python are only for 60Hz. def enable_filters(self):   """ Adds a filter at 60hz to cancel out ambient electrical noise."""   self.the_serial.write(b'f')   self.filtering_data =…

  in Python. How to modify the filtering? Comment by compmonks January 2019
• I am currently having an issue with the Networking Widget of the GUI : https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_GUI/issues/320. So I cannot check it that wayBut so far I have tried directly a bandpass filter in python with a recorded file with no success.…

  in most probably mishap in streaming eeg signals with openbci python Comment by compmonks April 2018
• Thanks. But how would that work when the drift varies over channels and time?Is there a standard way to adapt the filter over time and channels with scipy signal for example?

  in most probably mishap in streaming eeg signals with openbci python Comment by compmonks April 2018
• ha ok thanks. Reassuring . Which kind of filter is generally used in python to normalize this?

  in most probably mishap in streaming eeg signals with openbci python Comment by compmonks April 2018
• Thanks for the patch, it's working well now with the new release!

  in GUI v2.1.2 freezes when starting with LSL streaming Comment by compmonks July 2017
• Thank you wjcroft, understoodSo in that case, the electrode on the Bias pin is unnecessary ? Perhaps I should raise an issue on Github for requesting an update on the getting started tutorial for Cyton + Daisy as well?

  in The beginner's wiring question (cyton + daisy) Comment by compmonks March 2017
• Mushu + Wyrm + Pyff seems like a very good combination for a full python one. I am currently trying to transition myself to it. Do you think adding a tutorial for that there would be possible?: http://docs.openbci.com/3rd%20Party%20Software/04-LSL …

  in Real Time BCI frameworks using Python, Wyrm, Matlab, BCILAB, etc. Comment by compmonks February 2017
• Here are a few more precisions to my question: are the position of electrodes only relevant to the Headplot of the GUI? If yes, is there an existing text file with all positions of the Mark4 headset model? If no, what is to change on the board (cyto…

  in Modify GUI Headmap Electrode Positions / Channels Comment by compmonks February 2017
• yes it is now working by using the fix mentionned in the git issue:  https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_GUI/issues/118

  in V2 GUI with Cyton, frozen at start Comment by compmonks February 2017
• I started an issue on github for that: https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_GUI/issues/118

  in V2 GUI with Cyton, frozen at start Comment by compmonks February 2017
• @wjcroft,thank you the above fix solved my case as well. Cheers

  in on Mac, "OpenBCI_GUI is damaged and can't be opened" Comment by compmonks February 2017
• Hi all,it seems that the latest version of the GUI for MAC is corrupted and cannot be installed. Can anyone else also confirm that? cheers.

  in on Mac, "OpenBCI_GUI is damaged and can't be opened" Comment by compmonks February 2017
• after unzipping and while opening the app, the following message pops-up:  OpenBCI_GUI” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash.

  in on Mac, "OpenBCI_GUI is damaged and can't be opened" Comment by compmonks February 2017