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== Convert a file == | == Convert a file == | ||
--convert This option will convert a file to another format.<br/> | --convert This option will convert a file to another format.<br/> | ||
| − | Example:<br/> | + | Example: convert a Micromed EEG file to BrainVision format using a high pass of 1Hz and a low pass of 100Hz<br/> |
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| − | + | anywave --convert --input_file d:\eeg1.trc --output_file eeg1 --output_dir d:\data\vhdr --output_format vhdr --hp 1 --lp 100 | |
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 18 February 2019
Command Line Options
AnyWave can execute some operation without any user interactions. This is also useful to batch some operations.
Common options
| Option | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --input_file | file | the file to open. |
| --output_file | file | The file to create. |
| --output_dir | folder | The output folder where to place files created by the command. |
| --output_format | string | The file format to use for output data file (vhdr, EDF, MATLAB, ADES). |
| --skip_marker | string | A specific marker to skip when reading data. (rejecting artefacted data). |
| --hp | value | The High Pass filter (in Hz) to apply when reading data. |
| --lp | value | The Low Pass filter (in Hz) to apply when reading data. |
| --notch | value | The notch (in Hz) to apply when reading data. |
Convert a file
--convert This option will convert a file to another format.
Example: convert a Micromed EEG file to BrainVision format using a high pass of 1Hz and a low pass of 100Hz
anywave --convert --input_file d:\eeg1.trc --output_file eeg1 --output_dir d:\data\vhdr --output_format vhdr --hp 1 --lp 100
