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Saving verbal responses online

https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic28969.aspx

By lir1995 - 5/9/2020

Hi Dave, 

(Hopefully) quick question. In my experiment, I have some blocks where participants are providing verbal responses. Here is the code I have that works perfectly when I am running the code from my local computer:

<text recalled>
/ items = recalled
/ position = (50,50)
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 30pt)
/ erase = false
</text>

<item recalled>
/1 ="RECALL"
</item>


<trial recalled>
/ stimulustimes = [0 = recalled, space]
/ soundcapture = true
/ validresponse = (" ")
/ correctresponse = (" ")
/ inputdevice =keyboard
/ beginresponsetime = 0
/ timeout = 120000
</trial>


However, I plan to run this experiment online. When I ran a practice, I noticed none of my verbal responses were saving (but they save when I run the experiment locally into my documents folder). Do you know a way to have the audio output save to my web account on millisecond.com to I can view participants' verbal responses? This same block runs 8 times, so ideally it would be nice to have it save 8 different verbal responses without over-writing itself, but I can work around that if it is not possible. I have had trouble finding this information online.

Thank you very much!!
By lir1995 - 5/10/2020

lir1995 - 5/9/2020
Hi Dave, 

(Hopefully) quick question. In my experiment, I have some blocks where participants are providing verbal responses. Here is the code I have that works perfectly when I am running the code from my local computer:

<text recalled>
/ items = recalled
/ position = (50,50)
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 30pt)
/ erase = false
</text>

<item recalled>
/1 ="RECALL"
</item>


<trial recalled>
/ stimulustimes = [0 = recalled, space]
/ soundcapture = true
/ validresponse = (" ")
/ correctresponse = (" ")
/ inputdevice =keyboard
/ beginresponsetime = 0
/ timeout = 120000
</trial>


However, I plan to run this experiment online. When I ran a practice, I noticed none of my verbal responses were saving (but they save when I run the experiment locally into my documents folder). Do you know a way to have the audio output save to my web account on millisecond.com to I can view participants' verbal responses? This same block runs 8 times, so ideally it would be nice to have it save 8 different verbal responses without over-writing itself, but I can work around that if it is not possible. I have had trouble finding this information online.

Thank you very much!!

I just came across this forum (https://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic22397.aspx) where it looks like this functionality might actually not be possible. As this was three years ago, has this been resolved? If not I can look into not using verbal responses. Unfortunately, given the times right now I can only use Inquisit Web. Thanks!! 
By Dave - 5/11/2020

lir1995 - 5/10/2020
lir1995 - 5/9/2020
Hi Dave, 

(Hopefully) quick question. In my experiment, I have some blocks where participants are providing verbal responses. Here is the code I have that works perfectly when I am running the code from my local computer:

<text recalled>
/ items = recalled
/ position = (50,50)
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 30pt)
/ erase = false
</text>

<item recalled>
/1 ="RECALL"
</item>


<trial recalled>
/ stimulustimes = [0 = recalled, space]
/ soundcapture = true
/ validresponse = (" ")
/ correctresponse = (" ")
/ inputdevice =keyboard
/ beginresponsetime = 0
/ timeout = 120000
</trial>


However, I plan to run this experiment online. When I ran a practice, I noticed none of my verbal responses were saving (but they save when I run the experiment locally into my documents folder). Do you know a way to have the audio output save to my web account on millisecond.com to I can view participants' verbal responses? This same block runs 8 times, so ideally it would be nice to have it save 8 different verbal responses without over-writing itself, but I can work around that if it is not possible. I have had trouble finding this information online.

Thank you very much!!

I just came across this forum (https://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic22397.aspx) where it looks like this functionality might actually not be possible. As this was three years ago, has this been resolved? If not I can look into not using verbal responses. Unfortunately, given the times right now I can only use Inquisit Web. Thanks!! 

Under Inquisit 5 Web and below, verbal responses cannot be recorded when running the experiment online. It is possible under Inquisit 6 Web.