Failed to load NI-Vision development module library

Hi all,
I am using Labview 2014-64 bit with vision, but every time I try find some vi in vision development module llb I get this error msg:
failed to load dynamic library because of missing external symbols.
screenshot attached.
I tried to load vision development with selecting 64 bit support twice but still getting the same error msg.
can any one tell me where can be the problem.
thanks
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Hi AnkitG,
One thing to make sure of is that you have installed the correct version of software. You would need Vision Development Module 2014 f1, which can be found here:
http://www.ni.com/download/vision-development-module-2014-f1/4971/en/
If you are installing from a CD, please try uninstalling and then reinstalling using the link from our website and then follow these steps:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/7B71A26E9B4891C6862577C9007B3F27?OpenDocument
Please make sure the version of LabVIEW selected is the one you are using. After restarting the computer after installation, please try to access the pallette again.
Paolo F.
National Instruments
Applications Engineer

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karol, I'll try to add the section you wrote to the xorg.conf, but first I want to show the log of the crash:
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[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): ACPI: failed to connect to the ACPI event daemon; the daemon
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): may not be running or the "AcpidSocketPath" X
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): configuration option may not be set correctly. When the
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): ACPI event daemon is available, the NVIDIA X driver will
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): try to use it to receive ACPI event notifications. For
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): details, please see the "ConnectToAcpid" and
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): "AcpidSocketPath" X configuration options in Appendix B: X
[ 72.055] (II) NVIDIA(0): Config Options in the README.
[ 72.056] (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode "nvidia-auto-select"
[ 72.178] (EE) NVIDIA(0): Failed to allocate primary buffer: out of memory.
[ 72.178] (EE) NVIDIA(0): *** Aborting ***
[ 72.178]
Fatal server error:
[ 72.178] AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0
[ 72.178]
[ 72.178]
Please consult the The X.Org Foundation support
at http://wiki.x.org
for help.
[ 72.178] Please also check the log file at "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" for additional information.
[ 72.178]
As it's mentioned, it may be a problem of ACPI.
About the lib32-nvidia-utils, I just installed because it's written in the wiki http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NVIDIA#Installing: "Note: On 64 bit systems, For 32-bit programs to take advantage of nvidia-utils you must also install the equivalent lib32 package (for example lib32-nvidia-utils)."

Does Vision Development Module obviate the need for the Vision Run Time Engine?

I have several computers with the full version of Labview (8.0.1 and\or 8.2) as well as the most recent version of the Vision Development Module (VDM 8.2.1), all fully registered and activated. In addition, I have one computer we have designated the "build" computer which has the professional version of LV 8.2 as well as LV 8.0.1 Full version w/ Application Builder (we have delayed migrating certain applications to 8.2 for various reasons). Instead of distributing applications as source distributions to these computers (uncompiled VIs), we would like to use our build computer to compile applications that make use of the Vision image processing VIs. I know that all of these computers have the appropriate LV run time engines installed, but I was wondering if I need to install (and thus purchase) the Vision Run Time Engine for each of these computers. I know that when you install VDM, you also get a copy of the vision RTE (in C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Vision\Run-Time Engine). Does this mean the engine is already installed and ready to run compiled applications? Or do we need to pay for the engine on each computer?

The Development module includes the RTE for that machine.
For the other machines, you will need to purchase the Vision RTE and install and activate for each machine. See the KB article below for more details.
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/F1699570F78FECBB86256B5200665134?OpenDocument
Ed
Ed Dickens - Certified LabVIEW Architect - DISTek Integration, Inc. - NI Certified Alliance Partner
Using the Abort button to stop your VI is like using a tree to stop your car. It works, but there may be consequences.

Is vision development module in labview 8.6. sufficient for real-time image acquisition and analysis using a webcam

Hi,
I'm new to labview and trying to develop an eye-tracker using labview 8.6. It has the vision development module and i was wondering if this was sufficient for real-time image acquisition and processing or would i be needing any other software tools.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hello, certainly it is possible and sufficient for real-time tracking!
About eye tracking - if you need an example, you can find the code here:
https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/kl3m3n/2013/10/08/real-time-face-and-eye-detection-in-labview-u...
The code uses OpenCV functionalities along with the LabView UI (and some other functions like overlay).
Hope this helps a bit.
Best regards,
K
https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/kl3m3n
"Kudos: Users may give one another Kudos on the forums for posts that they found particularly helpful or insightful."

How do I make an executable that includes vision development module?

Hi,
I am trying to make an executable from a labview program that uses the avi tools from the 2012 vision development module to open and read each frame of the avi file. The executable will be used on computers that do not have labview or vision development. When I make the executable I make an installer that includes the labview 2012 runtime engine and the vision development 2012 runtime engine. When I attempt to open my executable everything works properly other than the fact that a blank screen is displayed and the avi frames cannot be seen. The executable even reads the proper frame rate for the avi file that is selected in the executable. I do not understand why the video is not showing up. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob

Hi Rob,
Welcome to the NI Discussion Forums! Do you have the proper video codecs installed on the deployment machines? The IMAQ AVI functions use the codecs installed on your computer to process AVI files.

Vision Development Module Run Time License?

Dear all,
I wish to install an application I have built at university onto a laptop for use in another university. The application uses the NI-IMAQdx driver for acquisition from 2 USB cameras, as well as various VIs from the vision development module.
I know that there is no legal issue with distributing the Labview Run Time engine but I would like to know where I stand with the vision side of things.
To install this application on the laptop will I need to purchase the Vision Develpment Module Run Time License and the Vision Acquisition Software for this laptop, if so how would I inculde this in the install?
I notice that the install GUI gives me the option to include the run time engines and drivers but I am not sure how this works without the license?
Also any idea on cost?
Any advice would be great,
Regards,
Joe
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Liam,
Thank you for your reply. So just to get this straight, I would build the application and installer as normal but include the vision development run time engine in the install as well as the NI-IMAQdx driver for the cameras and the Labview run time engine.
After installation on the laptop I assume it wil prompt me for activation keys to enable the vision development run time engine.
Would it also be possible to download the run time enviroments separatley on the laptop rather than including them in the install, is this a better way of doing it?
In your email you made it sound as if the license for the vision development run time engine covers the drivers as well, is this the case or do I need a separate license for the acquisition software (ie the NI-IMAQdx driver)?
Thanks for your help,
Joe

How to convert imaq image to a 2D array without vision development module

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to convert an Imaq image into a regular picture (2D array) without using "Vision development module", nor saving it to a file (I need a refresh rate of about One frame per second).
any ideas?
thanks,
Gilad.

Greetings,
If instead of attempting to acquire the image as the raw data as per the last example, are you looking for something then like the IMAQ Image to Array? I made some research and initially I believed this VI was part of the Development Module, but I was thinking of the Array to Image VI, which is why I did not bring it up earlier.
Finally, how exactly will you then be manipulating that array? Or will you simply be interested in displaying it?
Cordially;
Simon P.
National Instruments
Applications Engineer

Develop module & library module aren't matching

When I am editing, my photos look how I want them to in the develop module, but when I switch over to the library they look different. Some photos it doesn't apply the clarity, highlights, noise reduction, or sharpening. I haven't had this problem up until a month or two ago. It used to be the same between the two modules and I no problems editing. Now it's a pain to edit because I have to switch to the Library to see what the image is really looking like, go back to develop to try and change it, but cant end up getting it to look how I want. Images look the same zoomed in, but not in normal view. I am on Windows, Lightroom 3.6. I have tried reupdating the software, downloading an older version. also updated my video driver, and nothing helped. trying to avoid reinstalling all of lightroom because I do not want to lose any previewly modified images.
first one is the view from develop. you can tell its a lot more noisey.
second picture is from the library. it's a lot more smooth.
so basically my images aren't being shown correctly. I have looked through a lot of discussions on here and no one seems to have an answer...please help me! editing should be fun, not frustrating.

Rivosyke wrote:
Thanks for the response. This appears to be more the issue with image that is exported is using the algorithm for the library module as opposed to the changes made using the develop module. The histograms are different when switching between the two modules (Library/Develop) for the same image.
Camera: D7100
Image Type: RAW
ISO: 3200
Bingo! You're using an ISO 3200 image with fairly high sharpening settings, which is going to increase noise in the image. If you view the image at 1:1 in the Develop module the noise should very visible. The Develop module and Library module 1:1 previews should both show the noise and look very close to each other. The reason why less than 1:1 Zoom previews (i.e. Fit, Fill, 1:4) and histograms look different is explained in my reply #29 under this heading MORE THAN YOU PROBABLY NEED TO KNOW (For Techno Geeks & Nerds Only). The Export module uses the same Bicubic algorithm as the Library module, which is why the Library module's preview is more accurate than the Develop module. Virtually all image editors (not just LR) use the same Bicubic resizing algorithms and will produce the same discrepancy when compared to LR's Develop module preview.
Fortunately there is a very easy solution to this issue. Unfortunately many people prefer to complain, say it is a LR "bug," and don't listen further to suggestions on "fixing" the issue. If you fall into the latter camp don't bother reading further! Sorry if this sounds crass and cynical, but I can only provide advice. Whether you believe me and try it is your decision! It works for me using five different camera models with both raw and JPEG image files.
High ISO and/or High Sharpening Preview Discrepancy Fix
1) Set Develop module to 1:1 Zoom View.
2) a. Adjust Sharpening panel settings for desired look.
b. With noisy images it's best to keep the Detail setting no higher than 35.
c. Try using the Masking slider to reduce noise in even toned areas.
3) Increase Detail panel Color setting until the color noise is barely visible.
4) If there is still some residual color noise try increasing the Color detail setting to ~80.
4) Increase the Detail panel Luminance setting until noise is barely visible or gone.
5) If the image has lost significant sharpness try increasing the Luminance Detail setting to ~80.
6) If necessary go back to steps # 2-5 and make small adjustments to the Sharpening and NR settings.
Now compare the Develop and Library previews at Fit view or better yet at 1:8, 1:4, or 1:3. They should look very close to each other with the Develop preview very slightly sharper. Full-size and reduced size Exports should look very close to what you see in the Develop module. When Resizing images don't forget to add Export Output Sharpening. When images are Resized the Output Sharpening setting has more influence on image sharpness than the LR Develop Sharpening settings. For most images the Screen Standard setting should produce crisp images. If you want more try the High setting. I generally find the Screen Low setting produces the most natural look. YMMV dependent on lens performance, camera shake, focus issues, or simply poor lighting (cloudy, foggy, etc.).

[solved] kernel 3.2.8 fails with loading nvidia and virtualbox modules

Topic says it. I just updated from kernel 3.2.7 to 3.2.8 and X won't start. The kernel fails to load the nvidia module with the follwing error: 'Exec format error'. Same for the virtualbox kernel modules. This is on x86_64, multilib and all testing repos enabled.
Downgrade to 3.2.7 by
pacman -S core/linux
solves the issue.
Last edited by Harey (2012-02-28 18:55:36)

Allan wrote:Bug tracker...
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/28695

LR 3.2 - Pb with the reset settings in the develop module / library module

Hi
i have a big issue with LR 3.2. In the library modul, my thumbnails didn't have anymore the small icon saying that the picture has been editing in the develop modul. When i am moving into the develop modul, the history is still here but the picture appears in the defaults setting like she has never been edited.
It is said : "reset settings"
How can i do for my pictures to became like they were ? I can't go back one picture by one picture. Did I changed something, I really don't understand and need your help.
Thanks
Nico

In the Library click View >View Options
Under the Grid View tab select Thumbnail Badges
You should then see your icons.
To Re-Set a batch of photos select the first one and reset it.
Hold down the shift key and select the last one (so that all are selected)
Then click Sync.

NI Vision Development Module VI Missing

I working in LV 2010. Everything was working fine. Full vision development was working fine. I had access to all of the edge detect, gap measure VIs, etc. Then in a moment of stupidity I installed 2014 vision development. Now I realize that was only a trial version so I got rid of it. Now though when I open and use LV2010 it don't show all of the vision functions in the pallete. It just shows the basic vision functions (grab, snap, etc..) I can see that that vision folder still exists, I can see that I still have a full version on 2010 vision in the license manager, and it says it in installed and fine. How do I get LV2010 to once again look in the right place? BTW, when I open a VI I had written using the measure vertcal gap function it stops and asks me to find the "NI_Vision_Development_Module VI. Which I cannot find BTW.. Your help is appreciated.

As you have found out, LabVIEW can be very "version-specific". LabVIEW, itself, installs in its own directory (e.g. LabVIEW 2010, LabVIEW 2011). However, some toolboxes (in particular, IMAQ and IMAQdx) install "globally" in their own folder. This means that when you install IMAQdx for 2014, it overwrites IMAQdx for 2010. I don't know if this should be considered a "bug" or a "feature", but it explains your situation, and the necessity for doing the re-install of LabVIEW 2010.
You might be able to get away with "merely" reinstalling the 2010 Vision Toolkit(s). However, you would need to get the current files and folders removed properly, which might be difficult (because there may be hidden "hooks"). If you have a current 2010 license, you should be able to get NI to supply the disks (or a download) ...
Bob Schor

Lecture d'une vidéo .avi Vision Development Module

Bonjour à tous, je me permets de poster un post puisque là je ne trouve pas de solutions à mon problème.
J'utilise le block IMAQ AVI Read Frame de la bibliothèque Vision et Motion de Labview.
J'ai une vidéo en .avi que je lance dans mon vi.
Seulement voilà, j'ai plusieurs exemplaire de ce .avi avec des codecs de compression différents.
Je ne comprend pas pourquoi tous ces .avi ne fonctionne pas.
Par exemple lorsque j'ouvre le .avi générer avec le codec Intel IYUV, cela fonctionne parfaitement. Mais lorsque j'ouvre le .avi généré avec le codec MPEG4 ou bien H.264, cela ne me lit pas la vidéo et me génère cette erreur :
code erreur : -1074396009
"IMAQ AVI Read Frame An internal DirectX error has occurred. Try upgrading to the latest version of DirectX."
J'ai la toute dernière version de DirectX pour XP, soit la 9.c
Si quelqu'un à une idée, j'en serais vraiment fort reconnaissant.
Merci beaucoup par avance.
Florian V

Florent,
A première vue, Il n'est possible d'ouvrir avec LabVIEW que les fichier AVI utilisant des codecs image par image. Ci joint, la fenêtre de l'aide contextuelle de la fonction AVI Read Frame (que vous utilisez probablement).
N'ayant pas de plus amples précisions je vais continuer à chercher des informations concernant la lecture de fichier vidéo AVI.
Cordialement,
Vincent.O
National Instruments France
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[Solved] (EE) NVIDIA(0): Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module

So, I did an arch base install today, rebooted and after that, basicly I
added kdemod to pacman.conf,
updated pacman,
rewrote pacman.conf (/mirrorlist),
pacman -Syu,
pacman -S kdemod,
pacman -S xorg-server xorg-xinit,
pacman -S nvidia (removed libgl; 7600GT),
wrote xorg.conf.
now when I startx:
FATAL: module nvidia not found.
(EE) NVIDIA(0): module nvidia not found.NVIDIA kernel module!
(EE) NVIDIA(0): *** Aborting ***
(EE) Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration.
I tried reinstalling kernel26, nvidia, didn't work.
EDIT: reinstalled nvidia, worked after reboot.
* Also shutdown, modprobe.. is gone (command not found). So I pacmaned -S coreutils,
* which replaced mktemp with core/coreutils, didn't help.
* EDIT: `su -' solved that
not a clue, help needed,
thanks
Last edited by flocntl (2008-02-25 19:54:42)

can i see the output of
pacman -Q xorg-server nvidia
sudo modprobe -L | grep nvidia
cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
edit: sorry
sudo modprobe -l | grep nvidia
edit2: recently replied on a similar thread, user used hwd -xa to generate a xorg.conf, then used aticonfig --initial... to generate a xorg.conf. this resulted in duplicate config entries.
try this.
reinstall xorg-server, nvidia. reboot. run `sudo nvidia-xconfig` only, then move the resulting file to /etc/X11/xorg.conf. then try startx
Last edited by brisbin33 (2009-03-09 20:27:58)

ITunes fails to load due to C runtime library correctly

Update to iTunes applied, but then C runtime error
Please can someone advise
Note: iPhone 5

Go to Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (Win XP) or Programs and Features (later)
Remove all of these items in the following order:
iTunes
Apple Software Update
Apple Mobile Device Support (if this won't uninstall press on)
Bonjour
Apple Application Support
Reboot, download iTunes, then reinstall, either using an account with administrative rights, or right-clicking the downloaded installer and selecting Run as Administrator.
The uninstall and reinstall process will preserve your iTunes library and settings, but ideally you would back up the library and your other important personal documents and data on a regular basis. See this user tip for a suggested technique.
Please note:
Some users may need to follow all the steps in whichever of the following support documents applies to their system. These include some additional manual file and folder deletions not mentioned above.
HT1925: Removing and Reinstalling iTunes for Windows XP
HT1923: Removing and reinstalling iTunes for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
tt2

NI Vision Development Module Run-Time License

I need remove the Run-Time license, Because I need format the computer had drive
then I need re-install the license at the same computer.
There is a Procedure?
Thanks

Hello Truck123,
I believe this KnowledgeBase has the information you are looking for:
KnowledgeBase 3TUA30KK: How Do I Deactivate or Remove my License for an NI Product?
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/6BF2C6CF85611A7B86257107005DEEFA
Regards,
Tom L.

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