Hi supreme hive-mind of the internet,
we have some old *.MTS files that are supposed to contain spectroscopic data, probably some coordinates and a long list of single line spectra. Basically, they are maps composed of different spectra. Problem is, the software (Horiba? Maybe an Horiba sub-contractor) was a prototype and died with the PC (windows ME) it was installed in. When opened using notepad, I can see that there is an XY array inside, but it's converted to strange symbols that have no meaning.
Is there any way to recover this data?
Here's an example:
Elia Marin
I opened your example with MS Notepad and found that it began with the word matspec. Googling for matspec brings up this web page:
https://rdrr.io/github/kimsche/MetaboMate/man/matspec.html
which seems to be a description of an R program to read .MTS files. It was written by Torben Kimhofer [email protected] who has a ResearchGate account here: Torben Kimhofer
HTH, Alastair.
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