[Dan Wells]

Good to hear!

For anyone else coming across this issue, I’ve now fixed the problem on Windows (and tested it!)

Any future issues can be opened on GitHub and I’ll see them more quickly than forum posts.

[Dan Wells]

That said, I don’t get such an error on Linux from the latest version, and I don’t see why that part of the code should behave differently on different platforms…

[Dan Wells]

My mistake! Untested refactoring…

If you got the code through git clone, then try the following to get back to before I (maybe) broke it: git checkout b70620d

Otherwise you can download a .zip at this point in the commit history from here: https://github.com/dan-wells/speechrecorder/tree/b70620d6baf0aeed26b41d97c1da490629a31042

[Dan Wells]

Which version of Python are you using? It might be because of the f-string formatting, which was added in Python 3.6. These are used throughout testmaker.py so almost certainly best to switch to newer Python if that’s the issue.

[Dan Wells]

To start with, anybody running MUSHRA tests with multiple audio stimuli per page may want to make it so that only a single audio file can play at a time. There’s a PR for that! This fix is a drop-in replacement for a single file.

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