debian@sr-imx8:~/liblsl-build/liblsl/build/install/bin$ ./lslver
LSL version: 114
git:v1.14.0b4-2-g1eaaf08c/branch:master/build:/compiler:GNU-10.2.0/link:shared
Tried both LabRecorderCLI tagged v1.13.1 and the latest from [master] branch.
I'm running the consumer using the sample code, SendDataC. I also make sure to press 'Enter' to correctly closed the file, as follows:
debian@sr-imx8:~$ LabRecorderCLI SendDataC4.xdf 'type="EEG"'
Found SendDataC@sr-imx8 matching 'type="EEG"'
Starting the recording, press Enter to quit
2020-10-16 00:09:39.348 ( 1.003s) [ AE0941C0] common.cpp:50 INFO| git:v1.14.0b4-2-g1eaaf08c/branch:master/build:/compiler:GNU-10.2.0/link:shared
Opened the stream SendDataC.
Received header for stream SendDataC.
Started data collection for stream SendDataC.
Offsets thread is finished
Wrote footer for stream SendDataC.
Closing the file.
Not sure if I should downgrade my liblsl to 1.12 or even earlier.
Environment Info
Issue
When using LSL v1.14 with LabRecorder (master branch from https://github.com/labstreaminglayer/App-LabRecorder), the following error occurred in 1 out of 5 XDF recordings. It is really hard to reproduce, and Google search points me to https://github.com/labstreaminglayer/App-LabRecorder/issues/15, which mentioned a clock offset bug introduced in liblsl1.13. Is it still unsolved and somehow creep to 1.14?
I'm running the consumer using the sample code, SendDataC. I also make sure to press 'Enter' to correctly closed the file, as follows:
Not sure if I should downgrade my liblsl to 1.12 or even earlier.