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Hello.
We are working with an AMTI OR 6-5 forceplate. Our softwares dedicated
to this forceplate are BEDAS softwares (cag, cas, pwr). Data are
initially stored in binary files which extension is .bds. This files
have to be exported in ascii (.asc) format to be readable. Our softwares
are now a bit old and our PC is quite unstable. Unfortunately, we have
binary files not correctly exported and we would like to retrieve the
forces mesurements.
Does someone knows how those bds files are encoded or has a solution to
read them apart from the amti softwares (matlab script for example)?
Thanks a lot for any help.
Armel Cretual.
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We are working with an AMTI OR 6-5 forceplate. Our softwares dedicated
to this forceplate are BEDAS softwares (cag, cas, pwr). Data are
initially stored in binary files which extension is .bds. This files
have to be exported in ascii (.asc) format to be readable. Our softwares
are now a bit old and our PC is quite unstable. Unfortunately, we have
binary files not correctly exported and we would like to retrieve the
forces mesurements.
Does someone knows how those bds files are encoded or has a solution to
read them apart from the amti softwares (matlab script for example)?
Thanks a lot for any help.
Armel Cretual.
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