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ExpPlayer means Experiment Player. It is an application to be used as a material (stimuli) controller in an experiment. It is designed to create customized presentations easily, saving time, increasing reliability and performing, with more professionalism, the experiments.
Download:
Application:Modules (optional):
Required to run application:
VB6 SP6 Runtime Libraries (1 Mb) (from Microsoft) (this server)
VLC - Video Player v.0.8.6a (9 Mb) (from VLC) (this server)
VLC - Video Player v.0.8.6a (9 Mb) (from VLC) (this server)
Installation:
- Download and install VB6 runtime libraries
- Download and install VLC
- Download and install ExpPlayer (binary)
- Create a shortcut to ExpPlayer directory (recommended)
How to use it:
- Go to ExpPlayer directory and look the examples in runners/example.
- If is in ".xml" extension, you can view those files directly in any browser (e.g., Firefox, I.E., Opera, etc.)
- If is in ".lpx" extension, open it in NotePad.
- Rename ".xml" files to ".lpx" files in order to run them directly in ExpPlayer.
- Read more in this manual about "Directory structure" to learn how to locate the media resources.
Requirements:
Windows (98, 2000, XP, Vista?)256Mb or higher is recommended (for playing videos)
32Mb Video Card or higher is recommended (for playing videos)
1 Ghz processor or higher is recommended.
Tutorial (Manual):
Index:
Features ............................... 2
Comparison with PowerPoint ..............2
Tutorial (Manual) .......................3
Directory structure .............3
Configuration File ..............3
Example ...................4
Presentation ....................5
Slides ..........................6
Images ..........................7
Video ...........................7
Audio ...........................7
Trigger .........................8
Volume ..........................8
Exec ............................9
Open ............................9
Pause ..........................10
Input ..........................10
Sequences ......................11
Random .........................12
Random with Sequences ..........12
Modules ................................13
