[Eeglablist] importing big files

[Arnaud Delorme]

Hi Christian,

an easy way to do that would be to use memory mapping. The main  
challenge would be to modify the CTF reading function so that decoded  
data is written to disk gradually as it is been read. It needs to be  
written as single precision float channel x timepoints. Then once this  
is done, EEGLAB (or any software that handles memory mapped data) will  
be able to access it directly.

Arno

On Aug 10, 2009, at 8:04 AM, Christian-G. Bénar wrote:

> Hello all ;
>
> We want to visualise big MEG files (CTF and 4D);
>
> currently eeglab crashes when trying to open the (CTF) files; is  
> there a way to avoid loading the whole file in memory but still view  
> the whole dataset (i.e. without cutting in small pieces)
>
> thanks
>
> Christian
>
>
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