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For convenience store your settings by clicking "Use these settings next time I start MSConvert". Then upload your file(s) using "Browse" and "Add", respectively. | For convenience store your settings by clicking "Use these settings next time I start MSConvert". Then upload your file(s) using "Browse" and "Add", respectively. |
Revision as of 14:50, 3 April 2013
MSConvert
Only a few mass spectrometers directly produce mzXML/mzML files but there are several tools available that generate mzXML/mzML files from native acquired files.
MSConvert is the currently most featured converter (MSConvert) and further it is under ongoing maintenance. It supports various vendor file formats:
- Agilent Mass Hunter Data Access Component Library
- Waters Raw Data Access Component Library
- Bruker CompassXtract
- Thermo-Scientific MSFileReader Library
- Waters Raw Data Access Component Library
- AB Sciex WIFF Reader Library
Download and installation
Download MSConvert from MSConvert. It is part of Protewizard, a tool for proteomics. Just click on the button "I agree to the license terms, download Proteowizard" and install the downloaded file.
For LipidXplorer set the options in MSConvert like this:
For convenience store your settings by clicking "Use these settings next time I start MSConvert". Then upload your file(s) using "Browse" and "Add", respectively.
Use "Start" to do the conversion.
If you convert into *.mzXML you have to select 32-bit binary encoding precision. For *.mzML it does not matter.