srmAsSpectra : write selected reaction monitoring as spectra, not simAsSpectra : write selected ion monitoring as spectra, not merge : create a single output file from multiple input Numpress may be used at the same time as zlib (-z) for best compression, though some older mzML parsers may not handle this properly. Note: setting this value may substantially reduce file size, this overrides relative accuracy tolerance. use 1e-4 for a mass accuracy of 0.2 ppm at 500 m/z, default uses -1.0 for maximal accuracy). numpressLinearAbsTol : desired absolute tolerance for linear numpress prediction (e.g. n : same as -numpressLinear -numpressSlof (see for more info) numpressSlof : use numpress short logged float lossy compression for binary intensities (relative error guaranteed less than given tolerance, default is 0.0002) numpressPic : use numpress positive integer lossy compression for binary intensities (maximum 0.5 absolute error guaranteed) numpressLinear : use numpress linear prediction lossy compression for binary mz and rt data (relative error guaranteed less than given tolerance, default is 2e-009) z : use zlib compression for binary data inten32 : encode intensity values in 32-bit precision inten64 : encode intensity values in 64-bit precision mz32 : encode m/z values in 32-bit precision
mz64 : encode m/z values in 64-bit precision
32 : set default binary encoding to 32-bit precision 64 : set default binary encoding to 64-bit precision v : display detailed progress information text : write ProteoWizard internal text format outfile arg : Override the name of output file. c arg : configuration file (optionName=value) o arg (=.) : set output directory ('-' for stdout) f arg : specify text file containing filenames Running msconvert with no arguments produces this helpful output: (various tricks to create a smaller file, much like the old ReAdW converter program)
#Filter forge config files windows#
For Windows users, the msConvertGUI program is also available for easy file conversion. Msconvert is a command line tool for converting between various file formats. ProteoWizard Technical Documentation: msconvert msconvert
0 kommentar(er)
