Hey folks,

I am seeing some strange behavior in InstaCorr. Specifically it appears that it is refusing to use the selected dataset. For background, I am doing some testing with AFNI output, specifically, the pb06* blurred data. I convert it to .nii format (3dAFNItoNIFTI), process it through a toolbox (rapidtide), which produces a nifti output. Interestingly the identifier codes (from 3dinfo) are identical between the processed data and the original dataset - perhaps this is the important detail...

The nifti output can be opened in AFNI, the timesteps are correct, and the data still resembles a brain. However, if I attempt to perform instacorr on this dataset (filtered.nii) AFNI will do one of two things. If the original pb06*blur*nii file remains in the folder, InstaCorr will quietly use that data, despite it not being selected. This can be seen in the terminal window, which states that it is processing the pb06*blur data, even while the InstaCorr window shows that the filtered data is selected.

The other outcome, if I have isolated the filtered.nii data into a separate folder, is InstaCorr pops up an error window, stating that the 'Start' value is too large. I did not enter a start value. The error is the same even if I enter a start value of 0.

Is it possible that the identical identifiers are confusing AFNI?