• Problem Importing Ev Xml Exported From Evtg 5 For Mac Download

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Problem Importing Ev Xml Exported From Evtg 5 For Mac Download

Hello, When reviewing a file, you can select the menu File Add events from file from the Record tab. Or from the Process1 tab, you can select the process “Events Import from file”. However, the list of supported file formats does not include these.xml files from Harmony. If you could export your list of events into something that Brainstorm can read, it would be easy to read them. The easier option would be to save text files with only the latency of the events (one value per line), one file per event, and Brainstorm would ask you the event name when importing it. Or maybe you can export to one of the formats that are readily available.

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If you are OK with having one file per event type, then for each event type:. save the latencies of all the occurrences in a text file, one time value per line. load the file in Brainstorm using the file format “Array of times” (using the menu File Add events from file from the Record tab) If you want all the event types in the same file, you can use for instance the ANT EEProbe.trg file format, probably the simplest format available in this list. It consists in one line of header (put anything in it, not used by Brainstorm), followed by one line per event, with the following format: “latency sample name”. For “sample”, you can set it to 0 everywhere, Brainstorm doesn’t use this value. The “name” is a string with no space.

Create a new discussion. If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem.

Example: 0.000000 136 0.0 START 25.0634 ev1 25.1722 ev2 26.3850 ev1 27.8122 3. Last option, you create directly a Brainstorm structure, if you want the support for extended events, colors, etc: To address the other suggestion: unfortunately it is not possible to add the support for the Stellate Harmonie.sig files in Brainstorm because this is a proprietary file format.

Programs that can read.sig files (BESA, ANT, ) have signed an agreement with the company, and use an old windows 32bits.dll library. To my knowledge, the company didn’t want any open source software to be able to read the.sig files.

I recently replaced the external HDD that is connected to my (headless) Mac Mini and which I use as media center, with a WD 6TB Mybook (USB 3.0). The external HDD is used to store my Itunes Library. The Mac Mini runs OSX Mavericks 10.9.5 and Itunes 11.4 (I did not upgrade to Itunes 12 because I do not want to lose the option to easily drag and drop between libraries in the left column.). With my previous external WD HDD I never had file transfer issues, but I am now frequently having issues when I try to transfer files from Itunes (11.4.0.18) on my PC to Itunes on the Mac Mini. I can see/read (play) the content of both libraries perfectly in iTunes on both the Mac and the PC, and I can copy files from the Mac's to the PC's iTunes libraries.

But file transfer to the Mac library is not possible. The error message I get is 'A problem has occured when downloading the file 'xxxxx'. An unknown error has occured (-50).

Check if a network connection has been established.' However, if this happens and when I restart the Mac Mini, I can tranfer files again. Unfortunately most of the times the problem is back the next day (the Mac Mini is set to go into sleep mode during night hours). Both the Mac Mini and my PC have fixed IP-addresses in my home network and I have no other issues in the network / home sharing. Streaming to the Apple TV for example works fine. Any thoughts?

A problem with rights on the Mac Mini's external HDD perhaps, and any advice on how to check and fix this? I already checked that the 'ingnore ownership rights on this volume' box for the external HDD is ticked. The Mac has an admin account, but the account that is set to automatically launch and that is always running Itunes is a standard user account. I had the same account setup when I had the previous HDD and this never led to problems. Assuming that the iTunes Media folder will be in the same path on both machines, then you can do the following: Copy your media folder to the new machine.

If it lives in /Users/Sorin/Music/iTunes on the source machine, copy it to the same location on the destination machine. In iTunes on the source machine, select File - Export Library to generate an XML file of your library's metadata, including the paths to the media files.

In iTunes on the destination machine, make sure that the iTunes Media folder is set correctly in its advanced Preferences panel; then, import the xml file you just exported. The above process should be faster than dragging/dropping files through iTunes, though the initial copy of your media will take time depending on how large it is.