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how to delete jpg folder when done converting to avi

 
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Hi All, I am trying todelete the folder I saved my jpg files in order to save space on the computer and the client is not supposed to know that the jpg files exists. Thanks
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Hello, have you tried using the Delete vi?  This vi should allow you to delete specific files or directories programmatically.
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Morning All,

 

Thank you Bart S but already soved the problem using the very same delete vi. All I have to do now is update my consumer or rather slave loop with the data i.e. and image read via the read avi frame vi. All I seem to get is my master loop constanly iteration (new jpg read) but the queued data does not get to my slave. If anyone has an idea of what I am describing please help.

 

Regards,

Super

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Excuse me,Burt S...Sorry for the mistake,hope your not offended in anyway (never my intention)
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Please post your vi so we can understand what you are trying to do.  Without it, your description isn't making much sense.Smiley Wink
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Hope the jps are fine if not i'll post the vi's
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I can't figure out what is going on from the pictures.

 

First, I would recommend cleaning up your wires.  You have a number of spots where the wire hits the side of a structure, but doesn't hit it at the tunnel.  Like the queue reference wire hits the slave loop at the top, but the tunnel is on the side.  If you clean them up, you might be able to find a situation where a wire is not connected where you think it is.

 

Second,  Run the code with Execution highlighting turned on so you can see how the data is flowing.  You might find the code is being blocked in some way you are not expecting.

 

Third, when you queue up the purple image wire, you are not actually queuing the image, but a reference to a memory location that contains the image.  It is possible the data in that location would change between the time the image is queued and the image is dequeued.

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