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LieSL is a collection of modules to read and process labstreaminglayer streams on the fly
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XDF LabStreamingLayer data streams latency analysis (Unity markers vs photodiode and microphone)
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Qt C++ application for streaming signals stored in Extensible Data Format (XDF)
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Python script that sends LSL markers (aka triggers) over the local network by pressing or releasing any of the two target keyboard keys.
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Android Recorder for LSL streams in XDF Format
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Since some messages such as "Offsets thread is finished.", "Received header for stream ", etc, are being outputted from multiple threads, they show up looking a mess inside a console window, especially when one has multiple LSL streams running. Perhaps you can lock a new "output mutex" when doing calls to cout and cerr to make sure the messages look nice.