Hi Alex,
You may have the best luck with msconvert from proteowizard, but I don't
know what metadata it supports.

MSFilereader provides a COM interface to access the RAW file data/metadata.
Here's a simple example script I wrote a while ago to interface msfilereader
from python, maybe it will be helpful:
https://gist.github.com/1201113

Accessing COM from within MS products (I tried C# first) is easier because
you get better introspection, but I ended up using python because
numpy+scipy are much more useful overall for analysis.
-Isaiah

ps:
1) xraw.SetCurrentController(0,1) is a very important call! You will get
errors otherwise.
2) xraw.GetMassListFromScanNum returns the data BY_REF, which can be a bit
confusing if you aren't familiar with COM (I wasn't)
3) Also note that the MSFilereader dll is 32 bit so you won't be able to
access from a 64-bit process.... I spent some time trying to figure out how
to access from 64-bit using a surrogate process but gave up. You CAN run on
64bit Windows in 32bit compatibility mode (WoW) no problem.



On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 9:57 AM, Alex_PCB <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi folks
> I am interested in extracting some metadata from our Thermo RAW files
> such as injection time and spray voltage for each scan in the file. I
> learned that deploying a program that interfaces with the msfilereader
> would be the easiest way to get the job done.
> I was wondering if someone has written such program and is willing to
> share the code with my lab. We are an academic institution and wish to
> incorporate this script in our pipeline for Quality Control purposes.
> I'd greatly appreciate any help.
> Best regards,
> Alex
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