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how to use wfdb2mat without the server if i have downloaded the file

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Dear friends,
I have .dat file of 24hr recording. I want to convert it in .mat format. Using wfdb2mat is working fine but taking 1hr for 1 file and i have 140 .dat files. I am using wfdb2mat('mitdb/recordname') but taking long time. If i am using dirctly wfdb2mat('record name ') it doesnt show any information. please advice me what should i do.

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Tech stack
python
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cli
Issue type
Documentation
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