Display LabVIEW graphs in realtime from previously acquired data

[chosborne]

I have some raw LabVIEW data stored in a BIN file. This file contains about 4 channels of labview graph data that was acquired. How can I open the raw LabVIEW data and view the four steams in realtime? I need to be able to view the data as it scrolls across in the same way as when the data was acquired. Is there a program or premade VI to do this?

I will then use screen capture software to create videos of the labview graphs. If there is a way to directly convert the visual labview graph data into a video that displays the graph in the same way it was collected that would be ideal. For now I would be happy just getting the data displayed in the same way as it was collected.

[RavensFan]

I'm sure this has been asked before, but I am having a hard time finding the other messages.

Basically you need to create a VI that reads in the binary data from the file.  You also need to know the acquistion rate for that data, what is the dt between data points.  Now feed that data into a for loop (auto-indexed) that feeds the data one point at a time to a waveform chart.  The loop would have a wait statement equivalent to your dT of the data.  Thus the loop runs at the same rate as you had acquired the data adding a point at a time to the waveform chart.

[chosborne]

The frequency of my data should be 50Hz which gives a dt of 0.02s. I will try to make this VI and post in with any problems I run into. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!