[Eeglablist] importing Natus Xltek data

[K Jeffrey Eriksen]

Valia,

Parts of my previous responses may have not got to you since I tried to send a Natus  jpg image. Let me clarify.

EEGlab cannot read any of the Natus proprietary formats.

EDF is the only export option. EEGlab has several ways to import EDF files, I would try them all and compare.

Datashare is standalone, and free. But you do not need it if you have the regular NeuroWorks software. Datashare is just a simplified version of NeuroWorks. If you really need it you should be able to find it on the NeuroWorks website. On second thought, Datashare may not allow export. If you really need it and cannot get it elsewhere, I can post a copy somewhere for you, like DropBox.

-Jeff

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Subject: Re: [Eeglablist] importing Natus Xltek data

Hi Jeff,

Yes, we have the NeuroWorks soft that comes with the system but, can Eeglab read proprietary Natus format? If not, which is the best format for exporting this type of data? is EDF the best option?

I am new working with Natus systems :(

Does you know whether Datashare software comes as part of the commercial clinical setup or should I contact Natus? is it a standalone software?

Thanks a lot for your reply!

Warm regards,

Valia


On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 5:27 PM, Eriksen, Jeffrey :LGS Neurodiagnostics <JEriksen at lhs.org<mailto:JEriksen at lhs.org>> wrote:
Valia,

The only way I know requires that you have the NeuroWorks software or the Datashare software from Natus. You can only export the data into the proprietary Natus format, or EDF.

-Jeff Eriksen
Legacy Health System
Portland, Oregon, USA


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Hi everyone!

could anyone tell me which it is the best way to import Natus Xltek data in eeglab?

Is it possible to do it directly or do I need to export the data as EDF -or other format better than EDF?
Please any recommendation is welcome!
Valia

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Valia Rodriguez, MD PhD
Neurophysiology Lecturer. School of Life and Health Sciences, Aston University
Professor of Clinical Neurophysiology, Cuban Neuroscience Center



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Valia Rodriguez, MD PhD
Neurophysiology Lecturer. School of Life and Health Sciences, Aston University
Professor of Clinical Neurophysiology, Cuban Neuroscience Center
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