 EEG to music conversion. Yeah we have this too complicated structure which we probably do not need run by code. We're asking to not generate anything, but it is generated. You've shared sets of a basic Flask web application with roots to handle EEG data visualization and conversion to music. Here's a brief overview and some suggestions for improvement. Flask app configuration. You've configured the Flask app to use specific directories for templates and static files, which is good practice for organizing your project structure. Index root displays the main page of the application, retrieves EEG data based on parameters like start, count and channel. The function load underscore data is used to fed data and the result is returned at JSON. Includes error handling which is important for robustness. Currently, this root does not take parameters from requests. Instead, it uses hard coded values, start, count, channel. Calls convert underscore EEG underscore underscore music to process the EEG data into music. Returns a success message upon completion with error handling included. Instead of just printing errors to the console, instead of logging them to a file for better error tracking and debugging, add more robust validation for input parameters in both roots. For example, check if the start and count are within acceptable ranges and if the channel is valid. Return more descriptive error messages to help front-end developers or users understand what went wrong. Okay, so we want to turn this into music. There's a few problems. This button does not do anything. Are there errors? No. Okay, so we're having trouble with the MIDIJS giving a 404. How do we fix that? Yeah, I definitely wanted to do this. I thought I'm doing this already, but obviously... Convert EEG to music root to accept parameters like start, count and channel from request. You can follow similar approaches used in the EEG data root. Here's an updated version of your convert EEG to music root with these changes. Parameter retrieval. The root now retrieves start, count and channel parameters from request. Parameters determine which segment of the EEG data is to be converted into music. Dynamic data handling. The load underscore data function uses these parameters to fetch the appropriate EEG data segment. Logging for debugging. Add a debug log to track the parameters being used for conversion. It's pretty sure I was doing this already, but honestly, I don't know what EEG data is. The second EEG data, EEG data, return JSON file, message it, that's correct. Okay, the other thing is on loading. I get no signal. This button doesn't seem to do much. Play EEG music button doesn't seem to do anything. Can you fix this for us? So when we hit the button in network, we can't do anything. And no. So in Java script, where is our Java script? We haven't uploaded it yet. The bot doesn't know anything about it yet. And hopefully if it maintain context, it should pick up if there's any errors with this one. Yeah, what's about this one? Asynchronous behavior. Since fetch EEG data is asynchronous, ensure that any dependent functionality properly handles the asynchronous nature, possibly using. Then for async await. We're getting this Java error that didn't look good. So the minijs, you're initializing it in the HTML. It's not available, is it? Yeah, this will be a problem, won't it? Just fix the link for us. I understand this was used in some example code. But if you're such a smart bot, can you find this for us? Okay, is this URL correct? Yes, find midijs. There is a midijs. There's a player, CSS. Which one should I use? It's not the same link. Looks a lot, okay. I need that integrity line. What is that integrity line? No idea. And let's save this. Run again. Get it. Error seem to have went away. Yeah, don't expect the MP3. There's no MP3. Still doesn't do anything. Okay, the button still. Let's check the HTML. It's a playMediaID. Search for that. We have getDocumentByIdClick function. And this is going into this path. But this path, I suspect is empty. Okay, this path is empty. And what should populate this path is this music conversion, byte and code. And yes, we had this problem already last time. So it's just going in circles. Unfortunately, yet this path is empty. Can you help us? Anything useful? I think we had a problem with this code. A music conversion function should be called from runby. Yeah. We have to have the URL. We access it like this. Good. Easy to music. We get an internal server error. And let's go back for a sec. Because we really shouldn't be doing this manually. Code should be doing this for us. So in HTML, when we hit the button in JavaScript, this code is not running properly. First of all, because this sound font is probably not available. Okay, this one gives a four of four. But why am I not even getting that error? Is something else wrong? I'll try five. Yeah. This structural issue might take longer than I expected. A couple of problems. First, this URL gives a four of four. So that sound font doesn't exist at that URL. And give me fake links again. Is it actually working? It is working. That's great. But this has a lot of rubbish. Swammydjs is, yeah, we could host it locally. But this thing is actually working. Piano player. It's a JS file. Right. Not found. It's downloading. Hopefully mine works faster. Well, first of all, this is working. Okay. How about we use EEG to just activate this? Because this will actually be playing music. It's pretty decent. How am I? Keyboard is actually working as well. But how's the keyboard mapped to the keys? Also, anyway, there's many questions. But this works. That's great. Our link didn't work. Question. Where do I do an API for downloading sound font? Okay. Would this work? Okay. We're already using that. We have a grand piano. Well, right. Except that URL doesn't work. But this suggests we do not need it at all. Okay. Well, that link doesn't work to be given. So my guess would be actually do anything because that sound URL failing. Other than it still doesn't do anything. Yeah. My MIDI button doesn't work. Yeah. So I do not have the sound font with debugging. Don't get anything at all, which is super weird. By the way, we haven't checked this site. These two. So if you have any feedback, comments, please do let me know. Okay. I need to understand how this MIDI plugin actually works. Why are we saving it to file at all? Does this need it twice? Does it work? I was expecting it to not actually write file, but play the notes as they go. So essentially it will convert this into notes. As you move along, we'll convert it to notes as well. And we'll just keep playing about that as a prompt. I mean, and this button doesn't do anything at all. So we might as well get rid of it. And this load file, this loading file, this Python code meant to be saving it. Yeah. I have a whole structure issue because that this file is not running properly. So if music conversion doesn't work, there's nothing to be played. So it should be called in the JavaScript, isn't it? Get the eG data. So my js is actually not calling this function. Yes. So the bot should already have this number. Where is this function being called? There is a KMW check. It's being called in JavaScript properly. Function is not there. There is the fplot eG data. hgdata const URL. How many of those we have? Only one. Right. So we weren't even calling it a converber. Don't have a converber. We do not want another button. We want to somehow do it automatically when you change inputs on the HTML page. Now, slider is a good start. When we add this date data, we already have date data. Yeah, we'll delete the bounce timer. It doesn't seem like we're doing much progress. We might just sum up and out. So eventually what we want is have this eG raw data loaded on the front page. And this parameter is based on certain features like amplitude, frequency. We would like to generate musical notes out of this signal. We haven't got yet into the technical aspect of how to do it. GPT gave us some generic example that we are trying to test, but still having trouble implementing it all into one place. I'll see you later. Bye.