Simply type "muse-player" followed by your desired input and output arguments. See below for a description of these arguments. You can also view this information by running muse-player with no arguments - it will be printed to your screen.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose Print status messages to stdout
-q, --as-fast-as-possible
Replay input as fast as possible instead of using
original timing.
-j, --jump-data-gaps Replay input by omitting any data gaps larger than 1
second.
-n, --no--time--data Replay input by omitting output of current timing
info.
-i FILTER_DATA [FILTER_DATA ...], --filter FILTER_DATA [FILTER_DATA ...]
Filter data by path. e.g. -i /muse/dsp/elements/alpha
/muse/eeg
Input options:
Only one type of input can be specified, but can be multiple files of the same type:
-l [INPUT_OSC_PORT], --input-osc-port [INPUT_OSC_PORT]
Listen for OSC messages on this port (default:
tcp:5000).
-f INPUT_MUSE_FILES [INPUT_MUSE_FILES ...], --input-muse-files INPUT_MUSE_FILES [INPUT_MUSE_FILES ...]
Input from Muse file format.
-o INPUT_OSCREPLAY_FILES [INPUT_OSCREPLAY_FILES ...], --input-oscreplay-files INPUT_OSCREPLAY_FILES [INPUT_OSCREPLAY_FILES ...]
Input from OSC-replay files.
Output options:
One or more outputs can be specified:
-s [OUTPUT_OSC_URL], --output-osc-url [OUTPUT_OSC_URL]
Output OSC messages to HOST:PORT (default:
osc.tcp://localhost:5000)
-F FILE, --output-muse-file FILE
Output to a Muse file
-M FILE, --output-matlab-file FILE
Output to a Matlab file
-O FILE, --output-oscreplay-file FILE
Output to an OSC-replay file
-C FILE, --output-csv-file FILE
Output to an CSV file
-D, --output-screen-dump
Output to the screen directly
Examples:
muse-player -f my_eeg_recording.muse -s osc.tcp://localhost:7887
This will read in the file "my_eeg_recording.muse" and send those messages as OSC to port 7887.
muse-player -l 5555 -M matlab.mat -s 5000
This will receive OSC messages on port 5555, save them to file, and rebroadcast them to port 5000.
