A while ago, Thermo had released binaries that allow the conversion of these .raw files into .mzML files.
And Hulstaert et al. (2019; Journal of Proteome Research) have published a wrapper that uses the mono implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework (is a dependency) for cross-platform execution of this file parser. The project is available on GitHub: ThermoRawFileParser
As OpenChrom supports .mzML files, I was wondering whether one could implement a plugin for Thermo orbitrap .raw files simply by using above-mentioned ThermoRawFileParser to create a temporary .mzML file and subsequently open this one with the application?
Dear OpenChrom developers,
OpenChrom appears to be unable to open .raw files that have been created with Thermo Scientific LC-MS/MS mass spectrometers utilizing orbitrap mass analyzers.
A while ago, Thermo had released binaries that allow the conversion of these .raw files into .mzML files. And Hulstaert et al. (2019; Journal of Proteome Research) have published a wrapper that uses the mono implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework (is a dependency) for cross-platform execution of this file parser. The project is available on GitHub: ThermoRawFileParser
As OpenChrom supports .mzML files, I was wondering whether one could implement a plugin for Thermo orbitrap .raw files simply by using above-mentioned ThermoRawFileParser to create a temporary .mzML file and subsequently open this one with the application?