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15:0115:01, 6 May 2026 Contributions:ScreenCaptureLogger (hist | edit) [6,789 bytes] Mellinger (talk | contribs) (Created page with "==Synopsis== An extension that records video from one or more screen areas to mp4 files, and stores frame numbers as (event-type) state variables. ==Location== http://{{SERVERNAME}}/svn/trunk/src/contrib/Extensions/ScreenCaptureLogger http://{{SERVERNAME}}/svn/trunk/src/contrib/Extensions/ScreenCaptureLogger_Wayland ==Versioning== ===Authors=== Juergen Mellinger (mellinger@neurotechcenter.org) ===Version History=== May 6, 2026: initial version ===Source Code Revision...")

13:2413:24, 10 April 2026 Contributions:AVMeetingExtension (hist | edit) [6,155 bytes] Mellinger (talk | contribs) (Created page with "==Synopsis== This task displays video from a remote location, and local video in a window, in conjunction with the ''SimpleRelayServer'' application running within a local network, or on the internet. Audio may be transferred in one direction as well. Bidirectional audio is possible but will lead to feedback unless earphones are used. ===Authors=== Jürgen Mellinger (mellinger@neurotechcenter.org) ==SimpleRelayServer== To build and run the necessary ''SimpleRelayServer...") originally created as "Contributions:AVStreamingTask"

16:0016:00, 12 March 2026 Programming Reference:SignalSharingClientLibDemo (hist | edit) [7,549 bytes] Mellinger (talk | contribs) (Created page with "==Location== <tt>src/core/SignalProcessing/SignalSharingDemo/CppLibraryClient</tt> ==Synopsis== The ''SignalSharingClientLibDemo'' client demonstrates how to receive signal data from BCI2000, using the SignalSharingClient Library. SignalSharing allows to tap into BCI2000 processing by receiving any filter output signal through a combination of a TCP connection, and shared memory. ==Function== The ''SignalSharing'' com...")

14:0714:07, 11 March 2026 Technical Reference:SignalSharingClient Library (hist | edit) [7,663 bytes] Mellinger (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The SignalSharingClient library provides a SignalSharing client, wrapped into a C interface. It may be used to tap into signal and state data at any point of processing from external applications. The SignalSharingClient library can be used from any programming language that allows using a shared library (DLL). Although the SignalSharingClient library is written in C++, its DLL interface is plain C, and can be used with compiled languages...")