Dear all,
after using PTB for some experiments in the visual domain I would now like to add auditory information. Specifically, I would like to play simultaneously 2 movies (which is not a problem) but would like to have the audio output on two different output lines i.e. one movie on the left ear, one on the right.
I guess it would be possible to load in the file (.mov - QuickTime) into matlab (since I’m using windows, mmreader should work) and change the audio there (set e.g. the 2nd column of the audio to zeros). But I guess I would have to first convert that to .avi and then convert back to .mov for PTB?
So my question is if there is a better way to define the audio output in PTB?
Help is very much appreciated!
Barbara
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after using PTB for some experiments in the visual domain I would now like to add auditory information. Specifically, I would like to play simultaneously 2 movies (which is not a problem) but would like to have the audio output on two different output lines i.e. one movie on the left ear, one on the right.
I guess it would be possible to load in the file (.mov - QuickTime) into matlab (since I’m using windows, mmreader should work) and change the audio there (set e.g. the 2nd column of the audio to zeros). But I guess I would have to first convert that to .avi and then convert back to .mov for PTB?
So my question is if there is a better way to define the audio output in PTB?
Help is very much appreciated!
Barbara
--
Neu: GMX Doppel-FLAT mit Internet-Flatrate + Telefon-Flatrate
für nur 19,99 Euro/mtl.!* http://portal.gmx.net/de/go/dsl02