I'm running LabView 2009 right now with two Camera Link cameras (JAI CM-200MCL), each capable of running at roughly 25 fps with an NI PCIe 1430 frame grabber (They're rated for 30 fps, but I haven't been able to get them to run at this speed in LabView). I'm trying to get it so that I can capture a 30 second movie at least in which the images in both videos can be roughly coordinated with eachother in the time domain.
Currently, I'm running into two major problems:
1) When imaging with both cameras and writing them to their own AVIs simultaneously, the respective camera fps values drop to about 17 each, screwing up the time fidelity of the resulting video and making analysis virtually impossible.
2) Whenever I try to implement the code with newer AVI sub VIs in labview (requiring a compression codec), or when I try to take the raw VI and compress it by reading it and writing it to a new AVI file, my system runs out of memory and I get a message like this:
Error -1074396159 occurred at IMAQ AVI2 Write Frame
Possible reason(s):
IMAQ Vision: Not enough memory for requested operation.
Does anyone know what I can do to solve this? Currently I'm at a loss as to next steps and can't seem to find a solution in the various discussion threads I've read on similar topics.