PsychoPy Files

For running psychology and neuroscience experiments

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
psychopy-2026.2.3-py3-none-any.whl	2026-08-27	42.0 MB	0
psychopy-2026.2.3.tar.gz	2026-08-27	40.9 MB	0
StandalonePsychoPy-2026.2.3-macOS-x86_64-3.11.dmg	2026-08-27	493.6 MB	0
StandalonePsychoPy-2026.2.3-macOS-arm64-3.11.dmg	2026-08-27	479.9 MB	0
StandalonePsychoPy-2026.2.3-macOS-x86_64-3.10.dmg	2026-08-27	480.1 MB	0
StandalonePsychoPy-2026.2.3-win64-3.10.exe	2026-08-27	555.6 MB	0
StandalonePsychoPy-2026.2.3-macOS-arm64-3.10.dmg	2026-08-26	464.7 MB	0
StandalonePsychoPy-2026.2.3-win64-3.11.exe	2026-08-26	557.8 MB	0
PsychoPy_Studio_2026.2.3.AppImage	2026-08-26	187.4 MB	0
PsychoPy_Studio_2026.2.3.dmg	2026-08-26	276.5 MB	0
PsychoPy_Studio_2026.2.3.exe	2026-08-26	144.5 MB	0
2026.2.3 source code.tar.gz	2026-08-26	41.1 MB	0
2026.2.3 source code.zip	2026-08-26	42.4 MB	0
README.md	2026-08-26	471 Bytes	0
Totals: 14 Items		3.8 GB	0

Fixes

PsychoPy

Error when playing movies: AttributeError: 'MovieFileReader' object has no attribute '_cleanUpAudioTrack' by @mdcutone in [#7748]
Add expInfo code to survey routine by @wakecarter in [#7730]

PsychoPy Studio

Fix error extracting UV executables on Windows by @TEParsons in psychopy/psychopy-studio#240

Documentation

Contributions from: @TEParsons, @RebeccaHirst

Source: README.md, updated 2026-08-26

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