Re: RTABMAP on windows 10 cannot proceed because OpenCL.dll cannot be found
Posted by agribot on
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Hi
Thank you for your efforts,
I have checked the Windows defender setting as you suggest. It allows Find-Object to run.
I then tried out version 6.3 as follows
I un-installed the existing version 6.0 from my windows 10 ( 64 bit ) laptop and installed the 6.3 version. I used the win64exe file located at https://github.com/introlab/find-object/releases/download/0.6.3/Find-Object-0.6.3-win64.exe to do the installation.
When I run Find-Object version 6.3 in the normal GUI mode, it works OK ( but see the problem when I select the use “tcp camera” option … below )
Then , after closing the app as normal, I tried the command lines you posted, in a windows cmd console.
When I run either of the 2 command lines, the laptop responds with
“This App can’t run on your PC. To find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher. “
Then, if I try to run Find-Object again, in the normal GIU mode as before, it will not run this time. I have to re-install Find-Object !
Even if I power down and re-start the laptop, Find-Object does not work, even in the standard GUI mode after running the command line in a windows cmd console !
To get version 6.3 to work again, I had to un-install it and re-install it.
Further tests;-
After re-installing Find-Object (version 6.3 ) it works Ok in the basic GUI mode.
But
If I then select the use “tcp camera” option in the parameters/camera , the camera seems to switch to that mode, but when I then un-select that option to go back to the normal USB camera,
the Find-Object app hangs up. The problem happens when I un-select the “tcp camera” option. It fails to go back to the normal setting and it just hangs-up
It looks like version 6.3 has some problems.
But regardless of the new 6.3 problems, please can you considering the previous versions…
I think many people will be interested in Find-Object if it can use images sent across a wifi network , as I have asked about.
Please , can you reply to my 3 basic questions.
Q 1 ) Can Find-Object network between a 64 bit windows 10 and a 32 bit windows 10 machine ?
Q 2) What .exe file needs to be run on each machine ? ( with exactly which command line arguments ?)
Q 3 ) Looking further , later , after it works between windows machines ...what specific.exe file would I have to download to a Raspberry pi 4 board ?
Many thanks for your helpful efforts and please keep up your good work,
Robert
URL: http://official-rtab-map-forum.206.s1.nabble.com/RTABMAP-on-windows-10-cannot-proceed-because-OpenCL-dll-cannot-be-found-tp6974p7197.html
Hi
Thank you for your efforts,
I have checked the Windows defender setting as you suggest. It allows Find-Object to run.
I then tried out version 6.3 as follows
I un-installed the existing version 6.0 from my windows 10 ( 64 bit ) laptop and installed the 6.3 version. I used the win64exe file located at https://github.com/introlab/find-object/releases/download/0.6.3/Find-Object-0.6.3-win64.exe to do the installation.
When I run Find-Object version 6.3 in the normal GUI mode, it works OK ( but see the problem when I select the use “tcp camera” option … below )
Then , after closing the app as normal, I tried the command lines you posted, in a windows cmd console.
When I run either of the 2 command lines, the laptop responds with
“This App can’t run on your PC. To find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher. “
Then, if I try to run Find-Object again, in the normal GIU mode as before, it will not run this time. I have to re-install Find-Object !
Even if I power down and re-start the laptop, Find-Object does not work, even in the standard GUI mode after running the command line in a windows cmd console !
To get version 6.3 to work again, I had to un-install it and re-install it.
Further tests;-
After re-installing Find-Object (version 6.3 ) it works Ok in the basic GUI mode.
But
If I then select the use “tcp camera” option in the parameters/camera , the camera seems to switch to that mode, but when I then un-select that option to go back to the normal USB camera,
the Find-Object app hangs up. The problem happens when I un-select the “tcp camera” option. It fails to go back to the normal setting and it just hangs-up
It looks like version 6.3 has some problems.
But regardless of the new 6.3 problems, please can you considering the previous versions…
I think many people will be interested in Find-Object if it can use images sent across a wifi network , as I have asked about.
Please , can you reply to my 3 basic questions.
Q 1 ) Can Find-Object network between a 64 bit windows 10 and a 32 bit windows 10 machine ?
Q 2) What .exe file needs to be run on each machine ? ( with exactly which command line arguments ?)
Q 3 ) Looking further , later , after it works between windows machines ...what specific.exe file would I have to download to a Raspberry pi 4 board ?
Many thanks for your helpful efforts and please keep up your good work,
Robert
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