No, bshort should work fine. Can you be more specific as to where the
data are? There are lots of possibilities under /space/troy ...

doug


Margaret Duff wrote:
> 
> hi,  i am using bshort files.  should i try bfloat?  thanks, margaret
> 
> On
> Thu, 4 Nov 2004, Doug Greve wrote:
> 
> >
> > Hi Margaret,
> >
> > is the input volume bshort or bfloat? I've never been able to get the
> > AFNI 3dvolreg to work with floats. Could be my bfloat-AFNI converter.
> >
> > doug
> >
> >
> > Margaret Duff wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi,  so, instead of converting the files, i unpacked them into bshort
> > > and it gave me, i think, the right amount of files.  then i used the
> > > command preproc-sess --sf sessid  --df sesspar  --fwhm 6.  it ran for
> > > a while, gave me the sections converting input to afni, motion
> > > correcting, and matlab file.  after it opens matlab it has the errors
> > > saying the mc-sess failed.  i am running this from /space/troy.  it
> > > does create the file fmc.mcdat and it looks like its complete.  it
> > > just stops after that and doesn't make the actual motion corrected
> > > files.  thanks for your help.  margaret
> > >
> > > SPM stores each *frame* in a separate file, but all slices for a given
> > > frame in the same file. Thus, the number of files will equal the number
> > > of frames. bshort/bfloat stores each *slice* in a separate file, but
> > > all
> > > frames for a given slice in the same file. Thus the number of files
> > > will
> > > equal the number of slices. Does this resolve the difference?
> > >
> > > It sounds like your bshorts are not being converted to AFNI properly.
> > > Can you send me your preproc-sess command-line and the location you are
> > > running it from?
> > >
> > > doug
> > >
> > > Margaret Duff wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi,  I have 12 runs of functional data I am trying to convert to
> > > FSFast
> > > > formats and then preprocess.  I have been using mri_convert to make
> > > my
> > > > .img files into bshorts.  However mri_convert makes only 30 files
> > > when my
> > > > folders originally contained 37 or 73 files.  Is this what it is
> > > supposed
> > > > to do?  I am also then trying to run preproc-sess on these files but
> > > i
> > > > keep getting an error during the motion correction of the first
> > > run.  it
> > > > says can't register a 1 brick dataset to itself, and ERROR: 3dvolreg
> > > > existed with status 1.  I am using the command "preproc-sess -sf
> > > sessid
> > > > -df sesspar -fwhm 6" for preprocessing and "mri_convert 028/f001.img
> > > > 028/f_001.bshort" for file conversion.  Does anyone know why my steps
> > > > aren't working or knows of a better way to do these steps?  Thank
> > > you so
> > > > much, Margaret Duff
> > > >
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