[Eeglablist] EDF from EMOTIV / EEGLAB

[Christopher Barkley]

Hey Marc,
Just a quick question: are the peaks you are discussing visible in the raw
EEG during recording or only after import? And are you seeing the crazy
'peaks' in the continuous EEG file after import or are you seeing a huge
increase in power in the delta band when look at channel spectra/maps?
Anyways, like I say I know that's not a fix but it may help you start to
narrow down the source of your issue (i.e. whether it's an equipment issue,
one to do with import, recording, etc.....) Best,

Best,
Chris

On Sun, Jul 10, 2016 at 8:05 PM, MJ <mrcjonet at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear all,
> I am student conducting a research on ADD/ADHD and brainwave entrainment
> but have faced issues reading EDF files into EEGlab and no support what so
> ever from EMOTIV. The main issue has to do with the crazy peaks in Delta
> Brainwaves, not matter which resampling I am using.
> I send the files to the EMOTIV team, hoping that as I am conducting a
> research I would get some help from them, but unfortunately no advice,
> except a sort of help yourself and see on the forum if you can find some
> help.
> I have a folder with a few files and the GUI I am using….if some nice soul
> was willing to lend a hand I would appreciate as this is all very new to me
> 😉
> Cheers,
> Marc
>
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