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Neo is a package for representing electrophysiology data in Python, together with support for reading a wide range of neurophysiology file formats

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I read a Ripple NEV file and get the correct time stamps from digital events, but the Labels (EventType = 3 ('16-bit binary values')) were not saved. I got labels...

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**Describe the bug** For recent datasets the continuous data stored in the sev files are not accompanied by timestamp data in the tsq file. As the tsq file is used...

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Make TdtIO behaviour more consistent in terms of accepting a folder as input and detecting potential tdt session in there.

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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** I am trying to synchronise videos to the EEG(.trc format by Micromed), but I cannot access the time stamp markers...

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I'm trying to open a .smrx file (~380 MB) with CedIO, however, it only finds that there are 1 block and 1 segment. When I'm trying to read those there...

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When loading data using a RawIO constrains apply: Channels and streams have to be consistent across `Segment`s and `Block`s. Many formats only support a single `Block` containing potentially multiple `Segment`s...

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**Describe the bug** originally here https://github.com/SpikeInterface/spikeinterface/issues/1260 Recordings from SpikeGadgets hardware have two possible channel maps: HWChan (a channel map defined by the amplifier) and Trodes channel map (for displaying on...

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**Describe the bug** Depending on the IO used to load a nix file the loaded neo objects have different attribute values and annotations. This is confusing for the user and...

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**Describe the bug** There are a couple instances in `blackrockrawio.py` where the information about timestamp resolution and sample resolution are misused. So far this has proven innocuous because the resulting...

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