That long string is the peak mz and intensities written as base64 encoded binary. The peaks (the
"data" that the "metadata" is describing) are not meant to be human readable. Use a spectrum viewer
like SeeMS (in pwiz) or Insilicos' Spectrum Viewer. Of course the various search and analysis tools
are also able to read the peaks.
-Matt
On 1/19/2011 5:21 PM, bobxiong wrote:
Hi Matt,
were you refering to the long string
QG4WZmZmZmZBPevYgAAAAEBuIAAAAAAAQTz0wQAAAABAcNZmZmZmZkFCQEgAAAAAQHhRmZ
mZmZpBSXI9AAAAAEB89mZmZmZmQVsML6AAAABAfQTMzMzMzUFWMxyAAAAAQH0UzMzMzM1BSuTgQ
AAAAECCOmZmZmZmQVwZvaAAAABAgkQAAAAAAEFWjPaAAAAAQIJKZmZmZmZBTkWygAAAAECDCzMz
MzMzQVE4V6AAAABAgxQAAAAAAEFCxw8AAAAAQIN4AAAAAABBUA61gAAAAECDgzMzMzMzQT62AwA
AAABAhJJmZmZmZkFLBpIAAAAAQIj3MzMzMzNBRKoCwAAAAA==
as the peak element? Since msconvert reported peaksCount=16, I was
expecting to see 16 mzs listed with 16 corresponding intensities. Was
I overexpecting?
Thanks,
Bob
On Jan 19, 6:01 pm, Matthew Chambers<[email protected]>
wrote:
I don't see what the problem is. There is a peak element there. What else are
you expecting?
-Matt
On 1/19/2011 4:13 PM, bobxiong wrote:
But I only saw basePeakMz, basePeakIntensity and retentionTime.- Hide quoted
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