Thanks Doug.
Those links don't seem to work. In any case, I am running Freesurfer on
an SGI.
-BRad
On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, at 11:35 AM, Doug Greve wrote:
Ah, I think you must have an old vesion. You can get a new Linux version
of mri_convert from
Ah, that is a problem. The IRIX we use to build new binaries is down, so
I can't get a new version for you. One work-around (if you don't have a
Linux box handy) is to use matlab to read in as analyze and write out as
bfloat. If you have a version of FS-FAST (probably in
Ah, I think you must have an old vesion. You can get a new Linux version
of mri_convert from
ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/transfer/outgoing/flat/FreeSurfer/
Or an entirely new version of FreeSurfer from
ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/transfer/outgoing/flat/FreeSurfer/fsa-20020724/
volume
spm001.img, spm002.img ...
mri_convert spm001.img --in_type spm spm_000.bfloat
This should create the spm bfloat volume.
doug
Bradley Goodyear wrote:
Which parameter from the .HDR file does spm_to_b use as the number of
volumes (i.e., time points)?
whenever I try running spm_to_b
Use mri_convert. Here's an example for an spm functional volume
spm001.img, spm002.img ...
mri_convert spm001.img --in_type spm spm_000.bfloat
This should create the spm bfloat volume.
doug
Bradley Goodyear wrote:
Which parameter from the .HDR file does spm_to_b use as the number
