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You'r welcome.

Hi Graham,

One little request, this forum is for support & questions about Biosemi hard- and software.
If you have any other questions related to EDFlib for Java, could you create an issue here please:

https://gitlab.com/Teuniz/EDFlib-Java

Thanks,
Teunis

Hello Graham,

I'm glad to hear you like it.

If your goal is just hobby/fun, then go with solution #2.

If, on the other hand, you want to create a more serious application that also can be used for research,
then my advice is to investigate why the hardware "looses" samples and try to fix that ...

Dear all,

I have ported EDFlib to Python. It also supports BDF.

You can find it here:

https://www.teuniz.net/edflib_python/

Kind Regards,

Teunis van Beelen

Dear all,

I have ported EDFlib to Java. It also supports BDF.

You can find it here:

https://www.teuniz.net/edflib_java/

Kind Regards,

Teunis van Beelen

Hello all,

I'm the author of EDFbrowser and at the moment I'm working on video support for the windows version.

If you are interested and would like to help with testing, you can download a beta version here:

https://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/beta/setup_edfbrowser_163_with_video_beta_3.zip

The ...

Open the BDF file in EDFbrowser and go to Tools -> Export annotations/events.

Hello Qian,

EDFbrowser is more a general viewer. It has some filters, tools and converters but nothing particular for GSR.

Regards,

Teunis

No need to split and merge your file.

EDFbrowser has a tool to reduce the number of channels in your file.
It has also a tool to (safely) edit the header (signallabels), regardless the size of your file.

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/EDFbrowser%20manual.html ...

I'm not completely sure if I understand you well, but what you might need is the "Print to BDF" function in EDFbrowser.

Display the (derivated) signal and go to File -> Print -> to BDF.

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/EDFbro ... int_to_EDF

You can use the EDF/BDF -> ASCII converter in EDFbrowser.
The resulting CSV file can be opened in excel.

You can also use EDFbrowser to extract heartrate values from raw ECG-data.

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/

EDFbrowser 1.46 is available:

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/

Changes since version 1.42:

version 1.46 April 13, 2012
------------

- Solved a bug that caused a crash when the "Abort" button was clicked
when opening a BDF-file.

- Solved some small bugs and made some enhancements ...

EDFbrowser 1.42 is available.

Changes:

- Fixed a problem with EDFbrowser not capable to
handle filenames and/or directories that contain
non-ascii characters. From now on, filenames/paths
will be handled and saved using the local 8-bit
encoding.

- Added multi-threading capabilities to the ...

EDFbrowser 1.34 is available.

Changes:

- Added ECG heartrate detection (it calculates beats per minute from the ECG-waveform).

- Added the possibility to import annotations, also from discontinues EDF+D or BDF+D files.

- Added mousewheel scrolling.

- Added the possibility to save the data from ...

EDFbrowser 1.33 is available.

Changes:

- Added the possibility to import/extract triggers/events from/recorded on a dc-coupled channel.

- Added the possibility to perform "averaging" (evoked potentials or other triggers)
using (imported) annotations, events or other kind of triggers
(also ...

EDFbrowser 1.31 is available.

Added a streaming mode. The stream must be a "growing" file.
This mode can be used when you have an aquisitionprogram running that
writes BDF (or EDF). While the aquisitionprogram writes the data to the file,
you can use EDFbrowser to watch (monitor) the actual data ...

Download EDFbrowser. In EDFbrowser, go to Tools -> Reduce signals and or/duration.

"I thought that it would help to manually cut out out the epochs and downloaded the EDF browser,
but I as far as I can see, you can't cut out something in the middle of a file."

Yes, you can. In EDFbrowser, go to Tools -> Reduce signals and or/duration.

Anotherway is File -> Print -> to BDF. This ...

EDFbrowser now has support for Biosemi's "Status" signal in two ways:

When opening a "genuine" Biosemi data file in EDFbrowser, it will
show the Trigger Inputs in the annotationwindow.
Like normal annotations, it will also draw a vertical dashed white line
on the screen for every trigger. This ...

Now, the windows version of this plugin is available as well.

http://atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/edflib/

There is a plugin available for Scilab to read/write BDF files.

http://atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/edflib/


Available under GNU/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X, Scilab is an interactive
platform for numerical computation providing a powerful computing environment
for engineering and scientific ...

EDFbrowser ver. 1.20 is available.
Besides some enhancements and bugfixes, a powerspectrum analyzer has been added.

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/

EDFbrowser ver. 1.19 is available.
Besides some enhancements and bugfixes,
extra filters have been added:

1th to 8th order Butterworth, Chebyshev
(with adjustable passbandripple) and
Bessel filters.

Lowpass, highpass, bandpass, bandstop and
a Notchfilter with adjustable Q-factor.

http://www ...

EDFbrowser has got an annotation editor.

You can add, remove and edit annotations/events.

Old-style BDF-files can be edited as well, they will be saved in BDFplus-
format which is backward-compatibel with BDF.

It is available for download here:

http://www.teuniz.net/edfbrowser/

Regards.

Message moved to section "EEG data analysis".

I made a programming library for C/C++ for reading EDF/EDF+/BDF/BDF+ files.

You can find it here:

http://www.teuniz.net/edflib/


I tested it with GCC on Linux and MinGW on windows xp.

Maybe somebody can test it with ms visual c compiler?

Let me know if there are any questions, suggestions ...

EDFbrowser 1.13 is available. It has a BDF(+) to EDF(+) converter.

This tool converts a BDF file to an EDF file. A BDF+ file will be converted to
EDF+, including the annotations/events.
It uses a first order highpass-filter to remove the DC-part of the signal in
order
to make the 24-bits samples ...

EDFbrowser now supports BDF+.

BDF+ can:

- contain annotations/events.
- contain more subject- and other info in the header.
- be discontinuous (can store interrupted recordings).
- store the date in four digit format instead of two digits ("2008" instead of "08").

BDF+ is compatibel with BDF. BDF ...

"In principle, merging of two files only involves deleting the header of the second file,
adding the data section of the second file to the first file, and adjusting the length field in the
header of the first file to the new value (total length of the two files)."

Wrong, if you do so, the result ...