Labview for 1 file

[PeterZW]

I only have one file that needs Labview.

The file converts wav to txt.

The free version works 40 days.

And maybe I wanna use the file in autums again.

That means that when I convert 5 files in the next 5 years. Every file of about 20 seconds cost then about 100 euro!

Does someone know a cheaper solution?

Greetings Peter

[Sam_Sharp]

Either build an executable from the file yourself or ask/pay for someone to create an executable for you. Executables don't require a LabVIEW licence to run and just require installation of the runtime engine.

[PeterZW]

Thanks for your answer.

My file ends with .ni.I think this is no executable.

Is it possible with the 40 days free Labview to make an executable.

And how do I make an executable of it.

I know nothing of the program.

Peter

[Sam_Sharp]

.ni? Do you mean .vi?

To use the application builder you need a full licence of LabVIEW so it probably isn't possible with the evaluation licence - hence why I suggested you ask/pay someone to do it for you.

[crossrulz]

If you post your VI, there might be somebody here that would be willing to make the executable for you.

[PeterZW]

Hi

Indeed it's vi instead of ni!

I have two files in the attachments.

I don't know what is the best.

Thanks Peter

[Blokk]

Unzip the file, and check if it works.

You need the LabVIEW runtime engine to be able to run this exe. the Runtime engine is freely available:

http://www.ni.com/download/labview-run-time-engine-2014/4887/en/

edit: since this is an executable, I had to add a little mod to the VI: after executing the exe file, you have specify the two file paths, and click on the "start" button.

edit2: i forgot to add a code to close the window at the end, you may have to do it manually...have a look at crossrulz solution, i guess it is more mature 🙂

[crossrulz]

I put the VI into a project and build an executable in LabVIEW 2014.  You will need to install the Runtime Engine in order to run the executable.  The executable is actually inside the EXE folder.

[PeterZW]

Hai

Thank you both!

Tomorrow is my birthday and the rest of the week I'm busy.

But I let you know if I get it working.

Greetings, Peter

[natasftw]

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@Sam_Sharp wrote:

.ni? Do you mean .vi?

To use the application builder you need a full licence of LabVIEW so it probably isn't possible with the evaluation licence - hence why I suggested you ask/pay someone to do it for you.

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There's usually the 7 day evaluation for application builder.