Dear Diogo

As far as I remember, You can convert .raw files to .cdf files using XCalibur (again, if I remember, it is in the Tools -> File converter in the menu bar). The converted files can be opened in, for example, AMDIS32, that is free (or at least was free when I used it). This format (cdf) is quite popular, so perhaps it can be used in even the software that You have mentioned.

Proteowizzard or MasMatrix MS data file conversion tool also works to turn files to MzXML and that can work well on MZMine2 or can use MSDial after conversion to abf file. These both have good online tutorials for data processing.

I use mzMine to directly open and analyze Thermo RAW files. Not sure if this will work with your application?

I install openchrom. However, it doesn't support thermo raw. Do you know a raw converter for MAC.

I agree with Albert Batushansky

Thank you all for the responses. Unfortunately my version of XCalibur is quite old, and it doesn't have the option Albert pointed out.

I'll keep trying other freewares, though! ;-)

I don't kown why, but mzmine work perfectly on PC compare to mac. the mac version can't convert or open thermo raw.

It is very sad, but Thermo RAW import only works on Windows systems: https://github.com/mzmine/mzmine2/issues/368

You can also try a package called 'Teamviewer' it will allow you to remote in to one of the lab computers from your home - then you can work with the lab computer to do the processing.

You can also try a package called "Teamviewer" it will allow you to remote in to one of the lab computers from your home - then you can work with the lab computer to do the processing.

Hi,

I don't know if this will help, but to extract the UV traces I copy the values into excel and save as .csv. To do this i right click on the spectrum> export> clipboard(chromatogram) and paste this into excel.

I have only tired this with UV traces though, but it might work for what you want?