OpenViBE forum

Hi, does your driver naturally belong under acquisition server, in "openvibe-applications/acquisition-server/trunc/src"? In that case, currently the CMakeLists.txt in the parent folder just recursively finds all source and header files and statically links them to the acquisition server (afaik). You...

Here is a list of supported hardware.

http://openvibe.inria.fr/supported-hardware/

There's also this list:

viewtopic.php?t=526&p=3251#p3251

Hope this helps.


Cheers,
Jussi

Welcome to the community forum of OpenViBE -- an open source software for Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) and other real-time signal processing. Feel free to use the forum to discuss OpenViBE, BCI, EEG and related subjects. Don't hesitate to describe your projects or give feedback to others! Before ...

I took the liberty to add those links to the web page in question. Thank you Fabien.


Cheers,
Jussi

Hi,

have the .dll's in question been installed, that is, can you find them from your disk? Also, it might help if you copy-pasted the error output here. Can you run other openvibe applications such as designer without this issue?


Cheers,
Jussi

There doesn't seem to be error with that name in the OpenViBE codebase. Googling for it suggests that your PATH or environment variables may be pointing to an incompatible version of python or gtk. For example, there can be some application that provides something as part of its own distribution tha...

Hi, unfortunately there doesn't seem to be anything grievously wrong in the log you posted, and we've definitely tested OpenViBE on Windows 7's we have here. :( Has the designer started even once? What you could do is try to delete "C:\Users\gg/openvibe.conf". There is not there by default, afaik. B...

Honestly, I have no idea, but if you can run Fedora or Ubuntu on it, compile Ogre/GTK with it, and get some EEG drivers going too, thats a very promising start. We'd be interested to hear how the rest goes. The only Linuxes we are officially supporting are Fedora and Ubuntu (with some dev going on o...

Hello everyone, we have recently launched a two-year project at Inria to develop OpenViBE further. One of the main goals of the project is to make OpenViBE even more useful to the community. And here is where your voice can come in: please let us know how you would like us to make OpenViBE better. T...

Hi Melchoir, there might not be a short-cut to learning BCI. One way to learn would be to read through some of the bibliography posted by Fabien, take a note of which things are often mentioned, and then google/read about them until you feel you have a basic understanding about them. At the same tim...

Hi Lorena, we're currently reworking the build system. The new system will allow much better Visual Studio 2010 support. We're almost done with it, but to be on the safe side, we won't include it in the next release (which is likely due next week). However, soon after the release, I will commit our ...

Hi Ahmed, it could be that the VS100COMNTOOLS environment variable is not pointing to a location containing "vsvars32.bat". The variable should be created by Visual Studio install. You can check the var presence e.g. from control panel -> system and security -> system -> Advanced System Settings -> ...