muselsl view: Segmentation fault (Core dumped)
See original GitHub issueHello, like many others I’m working on a real-time eeg application. Just started using muse-lsl and muse stream is working fine. However, when I run muse view following error occurs. Any idea how to fix this? Looking for an EEG stream… `Start acquiring data.
toggle filter : d
toogle full screen : f
zoom out : /
zoom in : *
increase time scale : -
decrease time scale : +
Segmentation fault`
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I have this issue, too. A workaround I found to work is to use the Qt5Agg backend with
-b Qt5Agg
. You’ll need to install the PyQt5 package with pip to use it, though.Thanks. Works with the Qt5 module
muselsl view -b Qt5Agg
.