Bedtools get fasta and ORF from a blastX run Hello I made a blastX research  (A query genome in nucleotide format translated into protein in 6 reading frames against a protein dabatase) 

And here is a head of the result : 

IDBA_scaffold_7517  493 YP_009316100    0.360   61  27  1   150 4   126 186 6.775E-03   37
IDBA_scaffold_29149 519 AIG51500    0.428   35  18  1   2792    2896    392 424 2.712E-03   40


I have 2 hits: 

The first one is the query IDBA_scaffold_7517 that have a hit with a protein sequence YP_009316100 in the (-) strand because the start begins by 150 and ends with 4. 

The seconde one is the query IDBA_scaffold_29149 that have a hit with a protein sequence AIG51500 in the (+) strand because the start begins 2794 and ends by 2893.

so with that I actually created a bed file in order to extract the fasta sequences from my genome ( I assume that since there is a hit with a protein in the Genomes the coordinates of this hit should be in a good ORF (without stop codon). 

Here is the bed_file I made : 

IDBA_scaffold_7517  4   150 Species 0   -
IDBA_scaffold_29149 2794    2893    Species 0   +


Then in order to extract the sequences from the coordinates in the Genome I used:

bedtools getfasta -fi Genome.fa -bed bed_file -s -fo test


with -s to force strandedness. If the feature occupies the antisense, strand, the sequence will be reverse complemented.

But when I do that the sequences extracted from the query are not in the good ORF. 
I guess it is because I should take into account the fact that the coordinates are from nuc translated to portein but how could I do that? Should I change the coordinates manually from the bed file according to the fact that it is a negative of positif strand ? 

Thank you for your help.
Blast uses a 1-based coordinate system. Bed is 0-based half open. Your code needs to convert appropriately. See for example: https://www.biostars.org/p/317112/ .