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Thanks @jono. This is very useful.
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Hi @BertH , Indeed the media_player_mpy plugin broke due to an update in the mediadecoder package. You should see an update to mediadecoder appear in the automatic updater soon that will fix this. Thanks for pointing this out! — Sebastiaan
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Hi @gerhono and @Fab , The list does actually depend on the backend and system. It may not be foolproof though, because it depends on introspecting the library that is used, so I actually also typically do what @Fab suggests: recording a key and pri…
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@CarlaC Can you first make sure that you are completely up to date? The automatic updater should recommend updates on Windows. If you're using Mac OS (on which the updater is unfortunately broken), you can update OpenSesame and OSWeb with `conda upd…
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Hi @vanessam , This error means that Python itself crashed, which is always due to a bug somewhere in the low-level libraries used by OpenSesame. So it's not an issue with your experiment as such. This issue is typically hard to properly resolve, bu…
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@ajouis @elisa @lvanderlinden We'll update the docs, because this is indeed confusing. But MindProbe.eu will be around for the foreseeable future. In one form or another, we'll make sure to get some budget for it.
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@Bob To me this sounds like it could be a memory issue with the low-latency plugins. Any ideas?
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@jevrihanna Can you post the code that you use to create the canvases and the exact error message that you get?
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Hi @jamesi , Ah, thanks for pointing this out. Perhaps Python 3.13 has introduced some breaking changes (probably by implementing long-standing deprecations) that require updating OpenSesame. I haven't tried 3.13 yet, but up to 3.12 should work. And…
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Hi @jamesi , Thanks for your willingness to contribute! 😊 Just to chip in. OpenSesame is a Python application, which (unlike for example a C application) doesn't need to be compiled, which is what the standard configure-make procedure does. Instead,…
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Hi @eboonst , Thanks for the clear example! I traced down the memory leak. It should be fixed in OSWeb 2.2.5, which should appear in the automatic upgrader. — Sebastiaan
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You posted this in the DataMatrix category, which is a Python library for data analysis. In JASP, I suspect that you cannot specify which sheet you want to open, such that it always opens the first sheet.
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Hi @PSTO , In DataMatrix, you can specify the sheet that you want to open like so: from datamatrix import io dm = io.readxlsx('my_spreadsheet.xslx', sheet='Name of sheet') https://pydatamatrix.eu/1.0/io Hope this helps! — Sebastiaan
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Hi @eboonst , I don't actually see any obvious memory leaks when running your experiment on Google Chrome. But I guess I'm doing something different from you then. Can you give a clear description of how to reproduce the results from the screenshot …
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Hi @gerhono , The updater always starts checking immediately when OpenSesame is started. The reason that it takes so long for the updater to give a message is that conda , which manages the packages (together with pip ), is so slow that it just take…
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Hi @eboonst , Are you running the latest version of OpenSesame/ OSWeb? There used to be memory leaks in OSWeb, but these should have all been resolved by now. If you are running the latest version, could you upload the experiment so that I can see w…
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Hi @Lawliet , You can see how to do that here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/manual/structure/loop/#accessing-the-loop-table-in-python-inline-script — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Anaïs , Pygazeanalyzer hasn't been updated for a while now, and I don't think @Edwin is actively working on it anymore. There are probably more convenient ways to analyze your data. Do you have any experience in Python scripting? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Lawliet , Your posts were intercepted by the spam filter. I whitelisted them, but it seems that this post is incomplete. Can you re-ask your question? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @MikeN , This is a very strange error that I've never seen before, and it's unclear to me where it comes from. My guess is that there is some issue with the operating system itself. I don't think the issue lies in OpenSesame or any of the underly…
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Hi @Fenn_CAM , If you are going to expose the token through the experiment code (even if it's not hard-coded as @kri suggests), then there is a very real possibility of it being intercepted and used by someone else. So absolutely do set a limit on t…
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Hi @Fenn_CAM , Can you clarify how you would like to interact with the LLM? My guess is that you would like the experiment itself (so the code that runs in the browser of the participants) to interact with the LMM. Is that correct? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @AllanB , This is not an issue related to system requirements in the sense that the computer isn't fast enough. Instead, there is likely some incompatibility between the software and the video drivers. It will be very difficult to exactly pinpoin…
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Hi @Tryfonas_Bikos , Eye-tracking data is unfortunately very non-standard, so you often have to write your own script that parses the data and puts it into a common format, such as DataMatrix. Do you have an example of a data file so that I can see …
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Hi @montano , The Cedrus SV-1 comes with a Python library, which means that you can use it also in OpenSesame. I don't personally have experience with it, but that's what their website says. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @stef_max , Thanks for pointing this out. That's correct, and it results from sound playback now being handled by the Web Audio API, which is more modern and better supported on various browser than the previous implementation. But indeed, the ex…
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Hi @GeorgiaW , You probably have multiple sound files with different sampling rates. PsychoPy, unlike PyGame/ Legacy, expects all sound files to have the same sampling rate, which is why you receive this error message. It's also possible that one of…
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Hi @bijsterveldjvan , The function that converts an experiment to a JATOS jzip is indeed exp_to_jzip() , which isn't broken but it's also not intended to be used externally. (Although you're free to do so, of course.) https://github.com/open-cogsci…
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That sounds like a very interesting assignment!
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Hi @DDD , I suspect you're using an older version of OpenSesame / OSWeb, which had a bug when the data file contained non-ASCII characters, such as Chinese characters. Does the issue go away if you update? You can do this with the automated updater …