Image is not large enough for the operation

[SadeR24]

Hi All,

I'm having an issue where I'm getting the error "image is not large enough for the operation" at the system execute function. I tried using the IMAQ Resample vi, but that didn't work. I want my program to capture a live image and export that image to Fiji which then runs a macro. I can get Fiji to open and try to run the macro, but it says the image is missing. I decided to use producer and consumer loops instead of what I had previously and now I'm receiving the error stated above. I believe my issue is the structuring of my code, I may need to add some time delays as well, but I'm lost on how to fix it. Could someone please give me some advice? I attached my vi down below, It has random numbers in the file name for privacy. 

Thanks.

[Bob_Schor]

Most of the more experienced LabVIEW developers (which includes most with experience using LabVIEW Vision) do not (yet) run LabVIEW 2024, so cannot open your code.  Please open your VI, then on the File menu, choose "Save for Previous Version" and specify LabVIEW 2019 or 2021 (which seem to be the most requested).

Bob Schor

[SadeR34]

Here is my vi saved for 2019.

Thanks!!

[SadeR34]

I also removed all the channel wires. I forgot having two loops with more than one channel can cause deadlock.

[Bob_Schor]

Arrrggghhh -- you removed my all-time favorite LabVIEW Feature of the last decade ...  Oh, well.  But wait, when I open your Example, I see channels being created (so I'll keep an open mind, and a closed mouth).

Arrrggghhh #2 -- an Express VI!  I cannot open it, as I don't have the (unidentified) Camera (HD USB CAMERA).

What happens when you plug your camera in to your PC, open MAX, click on the Camera, and try to open a Test Panel and do a Snap or a Grab?  Do you get images?  If so, write down the settings you used, and I may be able to show you how to change the Test Panel into a set of 6-10 IMAQdx and LabVIEW functions to at least get images on a Display Window.

Bob Schor