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Re: [AUDITORY] Software for internet-based auditory testing

Hi Robert,

just adding to (already great) list, we have developed here at the AudioLabs in collaboration with Fraunhofer: https://github.com/audiolabs/webMUSHRA 
webMUSHRA aims to be a web audio based MUSHRA (ITU-R BS.1534) implementation. It carefully follows the ITU recommendation in terms of looping, fade-in/out, sample accurate switching etc. 

The configuration can be simply done via yaml files, all you need is a standard webserver and a backend, like php, to save the results (Mac OS X comes preloaded with these requirements).


Cheers
Fabian


> On 09 Nov 2012, at 20:34, Robert Zatorre <robert.zatorre@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Dear list
> 
> Several times the list has received requests for participation in web-based experiments. We would like to implement something along these lines, and I am wondering if any of you who have experience with it have recommendations (for or against) software to use. We are looking for something reasonably inexpensive and simple to program that would allow us to present audio stimuli and collect behavioral responses, ideally with response times although that may not be so simple I realize.
> 
> Any advice would be welcome. Thank you in advance
> 
> Robert Zatorre
> 
> 
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