First time E Prime

[puffpastryhangman at googlemail.com]

Hi, I'm currently trying to implement a similar experiment, I have
already got E-prime playing my audio stimuli, but I don't know how to
make it record responses to these (subjects will listen to
mathematical equations being read and speak the answers), ideally I
would like to set this up so that E-prime can also record a reaction
time for the onset of the spoken answer. If anyone has any knowledge
of implementing this kind of task I would greatly appreciate some
help.
Cheers,
Richard

On Oct 25, 3:03 pm, "matt.lenh... at gmail.com" <matt.lenh... at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Peter's reply was very helpful. I thought I would add more formal
> instructions for anyone interested:
>
> In any experiment in which you wish to present sound, the Sound Device
> on the Experiment Object of your E-Prime experiment must be configured
> for the same audio format as your sound files. Otherwise, a runtime
> error will occur.
>
> Please check the audio formats of your wav files. You can do this by
> opening the files in Windows Sound Recorder (in XP) and, under the
> File menu, selecting Properties. You should choose a format that is
> directly supported by E-Prime (8 bit or 16 bit; 11025 Hz, 22050Hz or
> 44100Hz; stereo or mono), and all of your wav files that will be used
> in this experiment should be saved in that format. Note that,
> unfortunately, Windows Vista's Sound Recorder does not let you check/
> set these properties, so you would need to use a third party
> application in this case.
>
> Then, open the Experiment Object (by double-clicking it in the
> Structure window of your experiment), click on the Devices tab, and
> select the Sound Device. If you click Edit, you will be able to see
> the current configuration and make changes to match the audio format
> of your wav file(s). Once the settings of your Sound Device and WAV
> files match, please try to run your experiment again.
>
> Matt


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