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jsiegle avatar jsiegle commented on June 20, 2024

The timestamps are saved as samples since the start of acquisition (when you hit the play button), and the loading code converts them to seconds. So if you stop recording while acquisition is active, the timestamps will continue to increment. Does that agree with what you're seeing?

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macstry avatar macstry commented on June 20, 2024

Yes, that's exactly what I'm seeing, and where I'm running into a problem is trying to convert the timestamp in the messages.events file to either the correct sample number corresponding to the sample in the imported 'data' array OR to convert that uint64 timestamp to the seconds timestamp vector that you get when you import .continuous files using the load_open_ephys_data. When you use the manual message entry in the GUI, it doesn't place anything in the all_channels.events file, so loading that file only gave the header without the relevant info/timestamp info from the messages.events file. Any suggestions?
Thanks!

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aacuevas avatar aacuevas commented on June 20, 2024

Entrying manual messaged in the GUI does create an entry on the all_channels.events, look for those whose eventId is 5 (which are messages) instead of 3 (TTL). Converting the timestamps of the message files to seconds by dividing them by the sample rate gives the same times as long as the timestamp source for those is set to the hardware one. Right click on the message center to change the timestamp source.
Bear in mind, though, that it's impossible to align messages to a specific sample. As the GUI processes the data in blocks of max 1024 samples, events coming from different sources with no means of synchronization, like manual or network messages, are aligned to the start of the hardware block. (Other event sources that generate them from the signal itself, like the phase detector, are indeedsample aligned, as hey use the signal as synchronization)

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