LVM file formatting

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  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I see you are eager to learn more about the quality of the music, and if you can do something else to get them to a better quality.  Now it is possible to convert your AAC to Apple Lossless files, the only change you will see is a significant increase of disk space being absorbed by these songs.  Simply put, you can put the lossless format, but you will hear no audio enhancement.  In addition, encoded AAC files downloaded from the iTunes Store already compete with the quality that you hear on a CD of music retail:

  AAC encoded files compete with the quality of the audio CD and sound as good or better than MP3 files encoded in same or even a high sampling rate. For example, a 128 kbps AAC file should sound as good or better than a 160 Kbps MP3 file. Because the flow is weaker, the AAC file is also smaller than the MP3 file.

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  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking for more information on the file formats used by capture 3D on the germ.  I'm happy to help you with this.

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• SCRIPT CURRENT FOR DIFFERENT FILE FORMATS

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• various input file formats to diadem

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  Am new to this area of DIAdem. I read that DIAdem takes input .dat, .mme, .xls and .iso.

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• LVM file in table

  Before starting, I have to admit, I'm relatively new to LabVIEW.

  My problem is this: I want to read a file-lvm data in a table and then work on this table. Unfortunately, I did not really understand how use/work on the data from the read measurement file VI; It's the same thing with data from an external device (with Assistant daqmx). I have completed the first steps tutorial offered by LabVIEW (in the German version, but I don't think that there is a big difference) and I tried to find something in the help, but I found nothing. I would appreciate every kind of help; I think the most useful would be a clue where I can learn more or a good solution how to save the contents of the file lvm in a table.

  As I wrote above, I'm a beginner of LabVIEW. But I used some 'normal' programming such as Python or PHP languages before; so maybe I even don't think the path to labview? The initial problem is that lvm-file contains measurement data, and I want to divide them. There is a column with values from 1 to 360, and who repeats ([1, 2,.. 360];) [1,.., 360]; [...]). I want to split the data in the sections marked with [] in this example, so I can examine each section separately. I thougt I could use an array where array [0] [...] contains the first section and so forth, to describe the PHP way. If there is a better solution in LavVIEW, please tell me!

  Thanks in advance, and I hope you could understand my post.

  mkrtwo

  I suspect the problem you encounter, it's reading file measure returns this type of dynamic garbage data. To this day, I still hear a person who has found to be useful. In order to work with it "for real", it must be converted to... Well, a real data type. You can use the function convert of DDT to do this. In your case, you would want a 1 d table, since you said that you have just a single column. You can then use reshape table to get a 2D-360xN table. What you do from there, it's kind of you. For example, you could drive a loop for directly from this table 2D and each iteration, you get a piece of 360 items in a table 1 d (autoindexing made first of all of the lines).

• TDMS open - file format version

  Fortunately it is a simple question... What is the difference between the version of the file format 1.0 and 2.0 in the PDM open vi and how will this affect my TDMS file?

  Hi, this link can answer your questions:

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• What file format to choose to write digital data to the file? 'Text' or 'xlsx '.

  Hello

  I have a request I want to acquire analog input data with NI USB DAQ 6352; to 50 ksamples/second sampling rate, with 8 channels of analog input NI USB DAQ 6352 and I need to display these data on a chart and at the same time I have to back up this data in a file for future recording and analysis.

  My questions are: 1. what file format would be more effective and more appropriate for this application? text or xlsx.

  2. which preferred delivery system to choose?  the category of execution.

  3. what priority should be set? normal or time critical.

  Concerning

  Jamal_IE wrote: I could not find this 'Input voltage - continuous' example in examples of LabVIEW. Could you pls see the path or just download this example VI?

  You do not have installed for your version of LabVIEW DAQmx or you do not have a good search.  It's right there for me.

  

• View .lvm files

  Hello

  I was wondering how I could see the .lvm files I recorded my signals with. LabVIEW gives me an error (something like "... is not a valid file of LabVIEW") when I try to open it.

  Also, is it possible to write results directly in an Excel file?

  Hello

  You should be able to open it with the "reading measure File.vi. You will still be able to open it with a text editor?

  To MS Excel, you simply ASCII tab-delimited files. So, you can either use the "write to the spreadsheet File.vi" or low level or you ASCII file IO functions could install the Plugin TOC to Excel and create the TOC files in LabVIEW.

  Christian