ImageDisplay loading glitch

[David McFarlane]

The "Critical Timing" chapter of the User's Guide that came with 
E-Prime explains some of the issues that apply here, especially if 
you want visual stimuli of only 10 ms, so you should start by looking 
there.  Even better if you can find the old User's Guide from EP1 
which has an expanded version of that chapter.

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At 4/23/2014 12:41 PM Wednesday, semeon.risom at gmail.com wrote:
>I'm displaying visual stimuli (using ImageDisplay) for intervals of 
>10ms for each trial in a task I'm running, but I'm noticing the 
>image not displaying properly for some trials.The image is either 
>getting cut in half, not fully interlacing (missing odd/even parts 
>of the image), or having a ghost-like effect (the same image loaded 
>twice but slightly off-center for one trial). I've tried the 
>following inline to no avail.
>
>'Preload Visual-------
>'Retrieve the image filename from the Context
>Dim strVisualFileName As String
>strVisualFileName = c.GetAttrib("Flash")
>
>'Assign the new filename and instruct the object
>'to load the image
>Visual.Filename = strVisualFileName
>Visual.Load
>
>Are there any workarounds you suggest?
>
>Thanks
>
>- SMR

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