Dear DhO,

I have been playing around with a Cognionics Quick-20R research-grade dry EEG. In my quest to sort out the phenomenology side of neurophenomenology, I have dreamed of having an Xbox One controller that I can hit buttons and the joystick on when meditating to denote various experiences while doing EEG recordings by having that controller data stream be recorded and stored along with the EEG data as marks, but the software that in theory does this hasn't been updated in 4 years or so and no longer works (at least on my machine, which is a 2018 MacBook Pro running Catalina using Parallels to run Windows 10 which runs NeuroPype which uses Lab Streaming Layer to input signals such as the CGX Acquisition software that captures the EEG data stream and, in theory, can combine this with the controller data stream into one file in realtime).

I emailed one of the coders who wrote said old software and he said it was pretty low priority for him and didn't respond when I asked what might be required to make it high proirity for him, so, I began to wonder, "Is there a coder out there somewhere that could fix this?" It would require a good working knowledge of C++, Windows 10, and possibly Lab Streaming Layer, as well as patience and a generous heart that would help push the field of the neuroscience of meditation forward one little bit.

Here's a link for the brave of heart: https://github.com/labstreaminglayer/App-GameController

Any thoughts welcome.

Thanks!

Daniel