To the WinSPO2Convert users

[DreamOn]

Thank you for all your hard work on this!

[Astrophytum]

Hello,

Due to the generosity of a forum member, I was able to obtain new information about how the S9 + Oximetry data works.

There will be a new release of WinSPO2Convert coming soon, and it will be 10x faster, produce smaller files, finally have the "Oximetry Panel" in ResScan have correct statistics, and a number of other minor bug fixes. Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy with other work, etc. This will be the one true release, and I will post it publicly for any/all to get, with source code also.

This sounds very good!

Do you will inform the forum when software is finished?

Please make a link for download the software. If you have no own webserver, E-Mail me the file, I will get this on my webserver, and then I will E-Mail you the linkt to the software. So all users can download the software.

An an very BIG THANK YOU for your work!


Regards,
Astrophytum

[Gadget_OSA]

Thankyou gvz. I've been regularly using your current version without problem. A very tidy piece of work.

[tav]

I also found the reason why WinSPO2Convert was generating EDF files that were 10x larger than they needed to be.... oops! Well, part of the reason is because of the "edflib" library I was using to make the EDF file is not very flexible, and as it turns out -- I was getting lucky that ResScan could read the EDF files generated by WinSPO2Convert at all! Anyway I'm going to have to throw out "edflib", and just make the EDF files "by hand" and not use the edflib library...

Why do you think EDFlib is not flexible? What can you achive by creating EDF files "by hand" what can not be done with EDFlib?