I tried opening a stream on Windows 10 for all of the Muse 2 sensors using
stream( ppg_enabled=True, acc_enabled=True, gyro_enabled=True)
and received this output
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
in
----> 1 mse.stream(address='00:55:da:b5:3a:cb', ppg_enabled=True, acc_enabled=True, gyro_enabled=True)
C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\muselsl\stream.py in stream(address, backend, interface, name, ppg_enabled, acc_enabled, gyro_enabled, eeg_disabled)
168 (eeg_string, ppg_string, acc_string, gyro_string))
169
--> 170 while time() - muse.last_timestamp < AUTO_DISCONNECT_DELAY:
171 try:
172 sleep(1)
AttributeError: 'Muse' object has no attribute 'last_timestamp'
Specifying the bluemuse backend avoided the error, but attempting to record anything but EEG states that the stream isn't found. I am not sure if it is a problem in muselsl or BlueMuse.
I tried opening a stream on Windows 10 for all of the Muse 2 sensors using
stream( ppg_enabled=True, acc_enabled=True, gyro_enabled=True)
and received this outputSpecifying the bluemuse backend avoided the error, but attempting to record anything but EEG states that the stream isn't found. I am not sure if it is a problem in muselsl or BlueMuse.