Hi

Ive seen a couple of posts from people saying that the DLL is crashing when StopNUICamera is called. This is exactly the position Im in. All sample apps run fine. Ive written a C program using the C SDK and can connect to the camera, get an image, everything is great until I tru and call “StopNUICamera” then it just crashes. Has anyone found a solution to this. Im using VS2010 running on Windows 7 32bit.

Cheers

R

This happened to me before, but then i have updated to drivers version 1210 and it seems to do just fine now. Download the latest ones and give it another try.

pixelnerve - 14 December 2010 11:57 AM

This happened to me before, but then i have updated to drivers version 1210 and it seems to do just fine now. Download the latest ones and get it another try.

I am having the same problem and I HAVE updated to the new driver. I have tried removing the driver automatically and manually several times to try and fix it but no luck. I think this is still a real issue as there are a number of people still having problems with the new drivers.

I am running windows 7 64bit.

I am having the same problem and I HAVE updated to the new driver. I have tried removing the driver automatically and manually several times to try and fix it but no luck. I think this is still a real issue as there are a number of people still having problems with the new drivers.

The same problem here. Version .1121 works fine

Windows 7 Pro, 32bit

I am looking into this issue, although I cannot replicate it on my Win7 x64 and x86 systems. I will post the update as soon as this is fixed. What kind of CPUs are you using (i7, Core 2 Duo…)?

AlexP - 17 December 2010 11:40 AM

I am looking into this issue, although I cannot replicate it on my Win7 x64 and x86 systems. I will post the update as soon as this is fixed. What kind of CPUs are you using (i7, Core 2 Duo…)?

Here are my system specs:

Windows 7 64bit
Core i5 750.
4GB DDR3 2000Mhz
2 x GTX 260 in SLI

thesmileman - 17 December 2010 12:19 PM

AlexP - 17 December 2010 11:40 AM

I am looking into this issue, although I cannot replicate it on my Win7 x64 and x86 systems. I will post the update as soon as this is fixed. What kind of CPUs are you using (i7, Core 2 Duo…)?

Here are my system specs:

Windows 7 64bit
Core i5 750.
4GB DDR3 2000Mhz
2 x GTX 260 in SLI

thesmileman, would you be willing to beta-test this for me?

AlexP

AlexP - 17 December 2010 12:43 PM

thesmileman - 17 December 2010 12:19 PM

AlexP - 17 December 2010 11:40 AM

I am looking into this issue, although I cannot replicate it on my Win7 x64 and x86 systems. I will post the update as soon as this is fixed. What kind of CPUs are you using (i7, Core 2 Duo…)?

Here are my system specs:

Windows 7 64bit
Core i5 750.
4GB DDR3 2000Mhz
2 x GTX 260 in SLI

thesmileman, would you be willing to beta-test this for me?

AlexP

Sure

AlexP - 17 December 2010 12:43 PM

thesmileman - 17 December 2010 12:19 PM

AlexP - 17 December 2010 11:40 AM

I am looking into this issue, although I cannot replicate it on my Win7 x64 and x86 systems. I will post the update as soon as this is fixed. What kind of CPUs are you using (i7, Core 2 Duo…)?

Here are my system specs:

Windows 7 64bit
Core i5 750.
4GB DDR3 2000Mhz
2 x GTX 260 in SLI

thesmileman, would you be willing to beta-test this for me?

AlexP

I am going to be out of town starting on Monday but I should be able to take my kinect to test.

@thesmileman,

Check your PM I will be sending you the link to the new setup shortly, so you can test the updated driver that fixes the StopNUICamera crash issue.

Also if anyone else who is having the same issue and is willing to test this just let me know.

Thanks,
AlexP

Please download the new version of the CL NUI Driver (v1.0.0.1220) and give it a try, see if it still crashes.
You can find the setup here: http://codelaboratories.com/files/archive/CL-NUI-Platform-1.0.0.1220.exe

Thanks,
AlexP

Hi AlexP thank you for your efforts and your amazing SDK. Unfortunately I can’t try it on Windows XP, I don’t know why, I had a look on the code, but I don’t see where is related to the type of OS, in order to change this part to work on XP.

Any way I don’t have any video, or depth, and when I close the SDK it crashes :((!!! Have you any idea to light my way?

The StopNUICamera problem is still present in v1.0.0.1220.

Tested CPUs:  Intel Core 2 Duo,  Intel Core 2 Quad
Windows 7 pro/32bit

Is it true that his only happens in x86 Windows builds?
Could anyone confirm this?

NOTE: Please test this only if the previous version of the driver was causing crashes when calling StopNUICamera function.

Thanks

AlexP - 21 December 2010 04:45 PM

Is it true that his only happens in x86 Windows builds?
Could anyone confirm this?

Thanks

Did you test the SDK on Windows Xp and it works? could you confirm this?

Same problem here, also with the v1.0.0.1220 driver..
The NUIDeviceTest program does work well

System: Win7 X64, Intel Core Duo