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I want to adapt the "Recent History Buffer" .vi to handle a 4-dimensional array

I'm trying to take data from a camera and store it in memory for several frames worth of data, and *then* send it to disk. Arrays have given me a lot of trouble, as it doesn't like to save data from one sequence frame to the next. It seems like my best bet is the "Recent History Buffer (DBL).vi", but I've had difficulty converting it to a 3-d (camera x, camera y, and time) data set. Soes anyone have any insight on how to deal with this sort of problem?
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Hello Mighty Platypus,

It may be easier to use queues instead of the Recent History Buffer VI. Please see the following link for more information on queues.

What Is a Queue?

Regards,

Matt F
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