Hi, Correctheader only works for the "4-byte missing" error for non- compliant NIFTI-files. If you have 60 pixels wrong then this is probably due to a mismatch between the header-reported offset and a (possibly) missing extension. Do you get an error-message when you use (e.g.) fslmaths <input_file> <output_file> For the next version of FSL there will be a more advanced header byte- offset correction utility - I could send you a beta version if you are interested. Many Regards Matthew > Hi, > I've just upgraded to FSL 4.0.4 and discover some of my images do > not appear > where they are expected within the Viewer even though they looked > fine in > FSL 3. I tried the "correctheader" option and that doesn't take > care of it. > This seems to be the same issue as some concerns from last year, but > the > threads were never resolved: > > 013039 07/09/02 16:27 30 More Nifti Shifting > 012941 07/08/30 00:06 15 Re: location of masks shift from > FSL3.3 to > FSL4.0 > > > Is there a solution to this problem so that I don't lose my previous > work? > > For example, the "data.nii" and "nodif.nii" files used as input to > FDT (FSL > 3) no longer align with the outputs when viewed in FSL 4. This can > be as > few as 6 pixels difference or as much as 60 in a 128 x 128 image > (i.e. brain > now shifted all the way to the side and wrapping around.) > > thanks, > Ruth >