marcus-nystrom
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2 years ago Hi,
Happy to hear that you found your way to Titta! Titta does not need a PsychoPy window to record data. After calibration, you can close the PsychoPy window (win.close) and then start the recording (look at the read_me.py demo)
Thanks, Marcus
On Wed, Nov 10, 2021 at 5:56 PM Béla @.***> wrote:
Hi, I recently started working with Titta and want to record ET data while using a specific software. From the demos I was under the impression that Titta needs a PsychoPy visual.Window in order to record data. My first guess was to create a transparent window in PsychoPy and use that as an overlay but I could not find a way to change the alpha value of a window. If it is possible to record data without the need for a visual.Window how can I safely close the calibration Window and start the recording process of the screen?
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UBela
Hi, I recently started working with Titta and want to record ET data while using a specific software. From the demos I was under the impression that Titta needs a PsychoPy visual.Window in order to record data. My first guess was to create a transparent window in PsychoPy and use that as an overlay but I could not find a way to change the alpha value of a window. If it is possible to record data without the need for a visual.Window how can I safely close the calibration Window and start the recording process of the screen?