By default, LAS X is using a “Temp” directory on “C”. It turned out, however, that LAS X could not convert the file, around 400 GB, from “.xlef” to “.lif” because there was insufficient disk space on “C”. As you mentioned and as far as I know, this is currently the only available program that can read these cryptic “.lof” and “.xlef” files! I then installed the free version of LAS X from Leica ( ). The setup over here is also via an autosave mechanism, since the files are fairly large (5 min imaging -> 20 GB). Hi you very much for your prompt response and suggestion. The error I get when trying to upload in Bioformats: : Invalid Memory Block: found magic bytes 298, expected 112Īt .LIFReader.initFile(LIFReader.java:437)Īt (FormatReader.java:1399)Īt .ImportProcess.initializeFile(ImportProcess.java:498)Īt .ImportProcess.execute(ImportProcess.java:141)Īt .Importer.showDialogs(Importer.java:140)Īt .n(Importer.java:76)Īt (LociImporter.java:78)Īt ij.nCommand(Executer.java:137) Serves also as back-up file format if the data object cannot be stored as TIFF. Image data directly accessible by other programs Suitable for black-and-white images and recommended for smaller volumes of data. Saves each individual image in a separate file.
Which image data type to choose when working with the new Extended Leica File? The format is compatible with image data and also other data objects.
The Extended Leica File can be used during image acquisition if the “Auto-Save” function is enabled (see next section). For each data object, both a binary file and a metadata file are written. Extended Leica File: Leica-specific project data format in which the metadata and image data are stored separately.
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It’s a new file format created by Leica for autosaving, I have a pdf of the release notes from Leica and they told me that they sent all the info to Bioformats etc. Hi opened in with drag/drop and by importing in BioFormats and still no luck.
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