AnyWave

AnyWave is a free, multi-platform software that can be used to visualize electrophysiological data, as well as being used as a development framework in order to build custom plug-ins. AnyWave uses plug-ins to load or write files formats. A set of reader and writer plug-ins is bundled with AnyWave and brings the possibility to read several EEG or MEG manufacturers’ formats. The plug-ins are also used to add entirely new signal processing, data analysis and visualization capabilities to AnyWave. AnyWave opens and displays the contents of EEG or MEG files. Acquired signals are then displayed by AnyWave as well as markers that might be stored in the file. Markers can be read from a file, added by the user or even by a signal processing plug-in. Markers can be saved to or loaded from a specific AnyWave format.

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