Example for how to generate NEV and NSx files from data stream

[zeeMonkeez]

Is there example code for how to save NEV and NSx files using cbsdk?

Background: the auto-split feature of Central (to roll over files after fixed intervals of say 3600s) has a few problems: it confuses analog and digital signal generation for ~50ms, loses >4ms of data, and often does not get the file date (in the header) right, so that files have incorrect offset relative to each other.

[dashesy]

Nothing to save and NEV or NSx but n2h5 has a conversion to hdf5. The file format should be obvious here.

[zeeMonkeez]

Sorry to open this again... Can you weigh in on best ways to capture the data? Essentially what I would do is to add a CBSDKCALLBACK_ALL, which extracts appropriate data and turns it into NEV/NSx packets, queues those in some thread-safe queues and have separate file save threads consume packets from these queues.
Does that sound stupid? Obviously, there'd have to be sanity checks in case the channel configuration changes.

[dashesy]

I suggest recording to hdf file, but yes you should be able to listen to CBSDKCALLBACK_ALL and record analog and digital events. The problem is that then you have to go an update the headers, also you cannot change the channel settings in between.