Clemens Brunner

@agricolab I was wondering if this PR can also deal with just a single stream, i.e. resample that stream to a regular sampling frequency (and dealing with larger gaps). Or...

You absolutely don't have to do this if you don't want to. I was just wondering that from a user perspective, the most useful representation of a single regularly-sampled stream...

> One issue is that there might be different segments for different streams, i.e. we can't simply use one stream with whom to sync the rest. I'll accommodate for that....

If you interpolate to 10Hz and start e.g. at second 1.1, then you have regularly spaced samples for the entire time period, including segments and periods in between. Here's a...

This sounds good to me! I understand your argument that you are reluctant to resample a stream even though it is sometimes not necessary. However, resampling (if done correctly) should...

Can you provide a short example which shows the problem (ideally with a suitable XDF file)? What would be your proposed fix?

I am closing this issue due to the original poster's lack of response to the follow-up question. @chkothe do you have any opinion on whether the current clock sync algorithm...

@rob-luke, you mentioned elsewhere that you (or someone from your group) might be interested in contributing. Is this still true? Do you want to discuss your ideas here? I don't...

Regarding the second point, I don't think we intended to implement a streaming writer. This is already done by LSL, and the purpose of an XDF writer here would be...

This would require Python 3.7+, which is fine with me. I've never worked with pydantic, but I assume it could be replaced by data classes (and removing all type checks)...