LabVIEW
streaming live on webcam and while running real time clock
The clock and the capture are in the same loop. Place the clock in a separate loop and it will run in parallel (meaning the clock can update faster than the video). Additionally, if you place the clock in an event structure, you can use the "timeout" case to make the clock update at whatever interval (in milli-seconds) you would like.
Charles
Here is the code that I came up with. A few comments:
I removed the stacked sequence structures, most people in the LabVIEW community consider these to be evil.
I removed the timed loop and the event structure within it
I added an addition while loop in parallel, this loop uses an event structure with the timeout set to 1 second, in the timeout case the clock is updated
The one remaining "Stop" control has been set to "Switch when released". This allows the event structure in the clock loop to fire an event for the "value change" while the original loops looks for a "True" condition to stop it.
I added local variables to initialize "Stop" to false and to set it to false upon a proper completion of code.
The code on my machine prompts a popup box to select the camera settings every time through the loop at the DLL call immediately outside the 0,1 case structure. I left it as is assuming you have that part under control.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Charles
