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In Ubuntu 18.04, I detected the next problem: I created 2 different StreamOutlet(...) but resolve_streams() [without inputs] always returned a single stream. I tried the next: stream1 = resolve_stream( 'name',...

@cboulay only one computer (locahost). I used 2 different unique id. The Python code to send data: from pylsl import StreamInfo, StreamOutlet info1 = StreamInfo('test1', 'value', 1, 0, 'float32', 'myuid2424'...

Yes, did. This is the sender: ```` import random import time from pylsl import StreamInfo, StreamOutlet chuckSize = 32; info1 = StreamInfo('test1', 'value', chuckSize, 0, 'float32', 'myuid2425') info2 = StreamInfo('test2',...

I tried the test build and it is not working. The next message is obtained after calling resolve_streams() : Loguru caught a signal: SIGSEGV 2020-03-26 11:58:23.246 ( 3,302s) [ 101ED700]...

This is the result: ``` liblsl version: git:v1.14.0b1-19-gc3cc870c/branch:multicast/build:Release/compiler:GNU-7.5.0/boost: 2020-03-27 18:59:01.798 ( 0.031s) [ E8ADE780] netinterfaces.cpp:89 INFO| netif 'lo' (status: 0, multicast: 1, broadcast: 0) 2020-03-27 18:59:01.798 ( 0.031s) [ E8ADE780]...

This the result: ``` File verbosity level: 3 date time ( uptime ) [ thread name/id ] file:line v| 2020-04-07 12:32:13.944 ( 0.020s) [ 51B7E780] loguru.cpp:790 INFO| Logging to 'lsldebuglog.txt',...