#DAT FILES READER SOFTWARE#

extension Select an extension for export, when name Sets the name for the last specified substream Select a substream for export. offset-ns This offset is added to all chunk start-ns Process only chunks of the last offset This offset is added to all chunk readerid The id of the reader implementation input Specifies an input for the new dat fileversion File Version of the created file. export Export streams from the given file. listsubstreams List all substreams available in the liststreams List all available information about skipstreamtypesandtriggers Do not process stream types and Here is an example that creates a new ADTF DAT file from two inputs: Use the -serializerid argument to choose the serializer of your liking.

Streams can be renamed with the -name argument. Streams explicitly, all streams will be added. To select streams from an input, use the -stream argument. To shift the timstamps of all imported stream items apply the -offset parameter. Set the -start and -end arguments to select the range of the input that should be If none is given, the first one that supports the file is used. The -readerid argument can be used to pass in the reader that should be used to read The -input argument is used to specify an In this mode you can select arbitrary streams (even from multiple DAT files) to create a new DAT file. To load additional plugins use the -plugin argument as often as you like. Here is an example that exports twoĪdtf_dattool -plugin csv_processor.adtffileplugin -export test.dat -stream in1 -processorid csv -output test_in1.csv -stream in2 -output test_in2.csvĪpply the parameter -liststreams to query all information about a given input (DAT file, or any other supported input). Theĭestination filename is specified with the -output argument. Properties of processors can be specified with the -property argument. If you do not specify one explicitly, the first one that supports the You can specify a processor for each stream with Want to extract by specifying the -stream argument. To extract data from streams of an ADTF DAT file use the -export argument. Standalone solutions from digitalwerk (see artifactory and store) and others. Addional content can be found within the toolboxes (ASC/MDF within Device and Calibration Toolbox) and Which is capable of extracting images from a video stream. The file ending of a processor is *.adtffileplugin.Ĭurrently the ADTF delivery provides one such processor to export the samples of a stream into a CSV file (see ADTF File Library).Īnother processor can be found in the programming examples of this guide

#DAT FILES READER SOFTWARE#

Processors are written by software developers to do versatile data manipulation and extraction. In this mode the ADTF DAT Tool makes use of processors to operate on streams inside the ADTFDAT file. The ADTF DAT Tool operates on these streams in one of two ways: The ADTF File Library can be used standalone and will be delivered within ADTF as well:ĪDTFDAT files contain one or more streams representing recorded data. Which can be implemented by the use of adtfdat_processing library. based on ADTF File Library (IFHD) - to handle and access ADTFDAT Files for read, write and process containing streaming data using processors and readers,

Since ADTF version 3.3.0 there is a extendable command line tool

Dat files reader