06-30-2026, 01:27 PM
Sorry, for some reason I did not get a notification of your reply. (I suspect this happens when the answer is so fast that the forum still considers me to be online. I have to check this - it is not the first time this happened.)
In any case, the answer is simple:
There is a difference between the phyphox version and the file format version. The reasoning is that there can be updates and bugfix releases for the app that might not change anything about the file format. In practice we try to avoid tiny updates, so almost every new phyphox version also increases the file format version, but nevertheless you need to define that one instead of the version of the app.
You can see the phyphox versions and the corresponding file format versions here: https://phyphox.org/wiki/index.php/Version_history
So, simply define version="1.19" instead of version="1.2.0" and it should be fine. (At least I hope so - I did not have a chance to test your file specifically.)
In any case, the answer is simple:
There is a difference between the phyphox version and the file format version. The reasoning is that there can be updates and bugfix releases for the app that might not change anything about the file format. In practice we try to avoid tiny updates, so almost every new phyphox version also increases the file format version, but nevertheless you need to define that one instead of the version of the app.
You can see the phyphox versions and the corresponding file format versions here: https://phyphox.org/wiki/index.php/Version_history
So, simply define version="1.19" instead of version="1.2.0" and it should be fine. (At least I hope so - I did not have a chance to test your file specifically.)