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Hi @SpacePenguins, I'm afraid in JATOS you can share a study with another user, but it's not possible to set specific permissions—everyone who has access to the study will have the same rights/status... If you just want them to have access to the da…
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Hi @Antje, That’s a strange issue... Since background noise is recorded before the vowel, it doesn’t seem to be a timing problem indeed. Does the recording always start exactly halfway into the vowel production? To investigate why the system is cutt…
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Hi @nirof, I checked your experiment file and noticed that your logger only included five variables: ITI, correct, response, response_time, and duration (without "automatically log all variables" enabled). If that’s the case, key timing va…
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Hi @AHaan I tested a few things, and changing the font (e.g., from 'mono' to 'sans') seems to fix the issue. Some fonts don’t render special characters like umlauts properly in a web environment. Try updating the font in each sketchpad and see if i…
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Hi @AHaan, Could you please provide your experiment file? Thanks, Claire
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Hi @nirof, Buffering delays might introduce variability, which is why the "prepare-run" strategy exists (The prepare-run strategy // OpenSesame documentation). For how RTs are measured, you might find this discussion helpful: Using time va…
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Hi @evanderlism, This common issue typically arises from how and when the data is logged. From your screenshot, I see that the logger item ('new_logger') is placed before the 'test' item. This means that on the first trial it would log NA, on the se…
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Hi @Lawliet, Having PsychoPy, Anaconda and OpenSesame installed on your device shouldn't cause any problems per se - I have the same setup and everything runs fine. However, on your current computer, did you install both PsychoPy and OpenSesame wit…
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Hi @amreenshaikh, This error is most likely occurring because PsychoPy (the backend I assume you are using) does not support multiple audio streams with different sample rates in the same experiment. If your first audio file has a sample rate of 44.…
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Sorry if this was unclear, I was talking about the response variable names, here: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/220/HA46U36QXIEZ.png https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/647/70QO30A6H0C0.png Does it help? If not, try and see if the 'unlinked logger' ve…
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I was going to suggest unlinking the logger at the end (the one "on its own"), which also seemed to solve this, but @Fab's solution is cleaner. :) Also, @AHaan, you might want to rename one of the response variables of your form items (th…
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Hi @AHaan, I can't see the experiment file, could you try sending it again? Thanks, Claire
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Hi @Lawliet, Thanks, just wanted to make sure. The experiment seems to run perfectly fine on my machine, so as the error suggests, this may be indicative of deeper system-level conflicts rather than anything to do with your experiment script. Here a…
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Hi @Lawliet, Have you tried updating your version of OpenSesame yet? You can check and download the latest version (4.0) here: Download // OpenSesame documentation. If you already have the latest version installed, or if it doesn't solve your prob…
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Hi @simon3, It is indeed as if the sampler item is still looking for an audio file from the "stimuli" variable, even if it doesn't show up in the experiment i.e., if you explicitly add a "run if" statement in the sequence item. …
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Hi @simon3, Could you provide the error you are getting from the console when it crashes? Also, if you could provide your experiment file, that would be really helpful to better understand the nature of the problem here. Claire
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Hi @DahmSF, Thanks for providing your script. Is the var.title also logged in the logfile? If that's the case, I suspect this may be because all your other variables are not being initialized early enough in the experiment. Even though you use log.w…
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Hi @DahmSF, Could you directly provide the experiment file you are using? Without the indentation, your code is hard to read/use. Thanks, Claire
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Hi @jamesi, There isn’t a PKGBUILD file for OpenSesame that we're aware of at the moment. If you prefer not to use pip, building from source is a good option. You can find the source code and build instructions on the OpenSesame GitHub repository. B…
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Hi @camila_hinojosa, Regarding your issue, I see you're using OpenSesame and OSWeb 4.0.5. As you may have guessed from the previous comments, these are outdated versions, and many bugs, likely including the one you're experiencing, have been fixed i…
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Hi Gazelle, It sounds like the issue might stem from how your video files are encoded. To clarify, when you say the issue occurs "at random," do you mean that the same video sometimes plays with sound and sometimes doesn't, or that certain…