Running E-Prime experiments online

[Peter Quain]

Timing would be shot no matter what, so if timing was important, 
and/or DV was RT there would be problems... different machines, 
different times to execute the same blocks of code, or load the same 
stimuli. Different refresh rates ... You'd have to make sure that 
there was lots of slack built in (no 4ms load times, for instance) to 
account for different processors, RAM, HDD access time etc. etc. 
etc.; that refresh was changed to the same value on each host 
machine; that timing utility was run on each machine, and the values 
also sent back to home; that the paradigm included code to check .. 
the list might go on, perhaps

At 01:47 AM 27/09/2010, you wrote:
>The subjects shouldn't need a full E-Prime license to run experiments
>locally and then e-mail back the EDAT files.  The run-time only
>license of E-Prime should be enough to let you distribute it to
>whoever you need to participate, have them install it, and then run
>the EBS files locally.
>
>The run-time is around $100-200.
>
>
>On Sep 24, 8:39 am, Michiel Spape <Michiel.Sp... at nottingham.ac.uk>
>wrote:
> > -          The problem with Ben's idea here is that you'd require 
> each of your subjects to have an E-Prime license key (cost of which 
> is about 650 Euro, last time I checked).
>
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