LabVIEW
stopping VI , takes to long
Solved!
You can do several things to fix this problem. The easiest is to store your data in a shift register, append that data with each iteration of the while loop, and write the data after the loop is done. You could then write a different program to play back the data, or you could use an existing sound player (like windows media player, itunes, etc.) to play your recorded sounds. A state machine architecture would allow your vi to record and play back your sounds.
im trying to do as you suggest , i've added shift register and trying to append an array and store it on the end ,but im missing something ,
here is what i've done :
ok , i will check this . I'm having another issue , i've added a matlab script , that should load the stored sample file for analysis .
the problem is that i can't load the sampled file correctly . what should i do , to load the stored file corrcetly ?
im sorry for the double post, my mistake.
We prefer actual VIs over blurry, oversized pictures. Hard to read, especially since you have lots of overlapping wires in all directions. At least do a diagram cleanup first!
Still, you have a tpyical race condition in that the matlab script starts in parallel to the file writing, so most likely the file does not even exist when the matlab script tries to read it. Why do you need to go via a file? Can't you just wire the real data to the matlab node directly?
