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EDIT 2: Well, after some violent battles with the script, I think I managed to write something that fulfills my needs. I think it could potentially be useful for others having similar problems so I post it here (any comments are greatly appreciated…
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EDIT: Ok, so it seems to be related to how certain videos are encoded. Using the Xvid video codec package (https://www.xvid.com/) seems to solve the problem. The thing now is to figure out how to adapt the frame rate (videos are way too quick). I'v…
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Hi Eduard, Many thanks for the prompt response ! This makes perfect sense. However, I noticed two things with this: * It requires a key to be pressed to initiate the video (which is what I want) but in order to get the release time, I have to pres…
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Hi again and sorry for the delay ! We made some changes on the paradigm and I took some time to read different threads on this forum. It appears (maybe I'm wrong) that for what I need, I'll have to use openCV to deal with the video presentation. Le…
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EDIT: Some progress have been made based on this thread By adding this in the python code section of the video object, responses are collected as long as they are given during the video playback. if event: key = event[1] if var.correct_re…
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That makes perfect sense, thank you ! I think that to do what I need, I'll have to stick to the home-made list system !
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EDIT: Perhaps creating a list might be more suitable ? For now, I came up with something like this that seems to do the job but I might miss something: if var.response=="OptionA": var.responsecolor = var.name_aelse: var.responsecol…
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Worked like a charm ! Thank you !
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Thanks a lot for this ! I'll give it a go and come back at you !
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Hi there, Sorry for the delay ! Here is the file. Some things might be a bit messy, any hints for improvement are always welcome :) Thanks for your help !
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Hi there, Thanks for the answer ! I'm struggling to select the same image for the whole loop and then sticking to it for the second one. Here is how I select a random prime for each trial: I have three levels in my experiment (3 levels for the in…
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Yes, this is correct. Except that this is a between subject manipulation (same or different primes for the testing phase; 2 experiment files). For half the participants, the picture chosen for the testing phase is the same as the induction phase (2…
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This is great, Pascal ! Thank you very much ! After creating a 'computeramount' variable in the trial loop and including the newly created variable in a feedback item, the payout feedback seems to work perfectly fine ! Your help was greatly apprec…
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Dear Pascal, Many thanks for the quick answer ! I just gave it a go and this solved the issue !!Your explanations made a lot of sense and this is a quick and straigthforward solution ! Also, based on this issue, I might have another question (if y…