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  • Ah, important to note is that I modified the Media_player_gst.py file: I replaced the original exec statement for individual python code in all handlers to: exec(self.custom_event_code, self.main_player.experiment.python_workspace._globals, locals…
  • Hey thanks for getting back to me! I am working on Windows 7 x64 with the latest Version of OpenSesame (2.9.7) Alright, I will send you the file.
  • Thanks for your advice! Yes temporal resolution really goes down. I managed to solve the problem now using the ThreadPool class from the Python multiprocess module. It works really fine. However, I have the problem that it does not work in fullscree…
  • Ok I solved the issue by making some modifications to the media_player_gst.py file, i.e. executing the custom python code with the globals of the opsensesame python_workspace: exec(self.custom_event_code, self.main_player.experiment.python_workspac…
  • Yeah I do that already, however I cannot set e.g. a sound component in an opensesame variable thus I would like to initialise the component in a prior inline script and access it in the custom code. However that seems not possible and I have to use …
  • I am using the media_player_gst item, because I got some problems using the vlc item. Well your idea is quite what I had in mind, but it seems that when I define a variable in a prior inline script it is not accessible in the custom python code. Tha…