v0.9.1

This release adds the option to use the MNE-Qt-Browser plot backend instead of the default Matplotlib backend. You can set the backend in MNELAB's settings (Qt or Matplotlib). The MNE-Qt-Browser backend requires the mne-qt-browser package to be installed (pip install mne-qt-browser).

In addition, this release fixes drag and drop for upcoming PySide6 versions.

v0.9.0

This release adds several new features:

• Automatic light/dark theme switching on Windows (this has been available on macOS for several releases)
• Support for importing .npy files
• Import specific XDF marker streams (previously, all marker streams were automatically imported)

We've also fixed some bugs and removed support for Python 3.8.

v0.8.6

This release add Python 3.11 support and improves compatibility with XDF.

v0.8.5

This release adds some minor improvements regarding clearer error messages, showing keyboard shortcuts when no file is open, and a red version string in the bottom right corner when running the dev version.

v0.8.4

This release adds support for importing 1D arrays from .MAT files and slightly changes the way XDF marker streams are detected (marker streams can be of any type, but must have a sampling frequency of 0 Hz and only a single channel).

v0.8.3

This release fixes a regression related to XDF marker streams that might not get converted to annotations anymore.

v0.8.2

This bugfix release fixes an issue related to XDF marker streams that were sometimes not detected and imported correctly.

v0.8.1

This bugfix release restores the app icon as well as toolbar icons.

v0.8.0

This release contains a TON of new features and bug fixes:

• Import multiple streams from XDF
• ERP plotting
• Significance masks for ERD/ERS maps
• ERD/ERS topomaps
• Batch rename channels
• Import from .MAT

As usual, all changes are available in our CHANGELOG.md.

v0.7.0

This release adds a "File – Show XDF chunks..." dialog, which can be used to inspect XDF chunks. This is useful to diagnose problems in corrupted XDF files that cannot be opened with the regular "Open" command. The previously optional pyxdf package is now a required package.

MNELAB now uses the Qt6-based PySide6. Support for PySide2/PyQt5 has been dropped and QtPy is no longer needed.