11-08-2023 03:06 PM
11-08-2023 08:31 PM
This should be a very simple thing to do, which suggests you may have made a simple mistake. However, even @altenbach can't show you how to fix your code because you failed to post any LabVIEW code for us to see. This is not a "Do my Homework for me" (or "Give me a free Consultation") site, but a LabVIEW community forum. Post and share your code, and we will try to help (and you'll be helping other Forum members who may have similar questions and can learn, along with you).
Note posting LabVIEW code (meaning VI's) is better than posting "pictures of code" (as pictures are hard to edit and execute). However, while most LabVIEW "new-comers" will be running the latest version of LabVIEW (currently 2023), many long-time users will be running older versions (I'm mainly using LabVIEW 2019), so if you do post your VI, you might consider using the "Save for Previous version" and specify LabVIEW 2019 or 2021, for example.
Bob Schor
11-08-2023 09:03 PM
Hi Bob,
Definitely wasn't my intention to create work for anyone. I assumed that someone out there would see this question and would immediately recognize the problem and have a fix. I also think it is probably a simple fix however my vi is not simple and I can't post it because the .wav problem is a very small part of it.
Sorry for bothering you. Hopefully someone out there will recognize the problem!
11-08-2023 09:17 PM
@jibbot wrote:
Hi Bob,
Definitely wasn't my intention to create work for anyone. I assumed that someone out there would see this question and would immediately recognize the problem and have a fix. I also think it is probably a simple fix however my vi is not simple and I can't post it because the .wav problem is a very small part of it.
Sorry for bothering you. Hopefully someone out there will recognize the problem!
They're trying to tell you that no one can "recognize" the problem if you don't share what you have so far. it's like you saying for a mechanic to fix your car but you won't even show them the car.
11-09-2023 02:08 AM
Hi jibbot,
@jibbot wrote:
I create and save a .wav file of vibration data at the beginning of a program and then later in the same program want to open it and manipulate further within a subvi. When I try to open it in that subvi within the program it will not open and gives the error 4810.
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Any suggestions on how to get this to work?
Use TDMS instead of WAV files…