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Describe the bug
Forgive my inexperienced report as I only have a primary understanding of programming. Currently working with the provided sample video of four mice. Tgrabs successfully creates a png and pv file. However, when I run trex -i video.pv, a new window opens and then immediately closes/crashes. This is also true when I run trex. The file explorer menu opens, but when I select either a raw or converted video file, the program closes immediately.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
From Anaconda Prompt on Windows 10, run conda activate tracking
Run trex -i trex_video.pv
Window titled 'TRex v1.1.3 (trex_video)' opens and closes
Computer (please complete the following information):
Operating system: Windows 10
Terminal used: Anaconda Prompt
Additional context
In Anaconda Prompt, when running trex, I get the following error displayed after the 'LOADING COMMANDLINE' text:
Initially, I had tried using WSL1/2, but unfortunately, it can't initialize OpenGL. However, when I run trex in WSL, I actually don't get the CommandLine.cpp error. Instead, it reads without error:
I noticed that this Ubuntu-based folder contains 160 files, including thing like .scikit-learn-post-link.sh, ffmpeg, python3, and xzmore, to name a few. However, the folder in 'C:/Users/stf/Anaconda3/envs/tracking/bin' only contains 9 items, including omptarget.dll and the tgrabs.exe and trex.exe. I also tried simply moving the files form the Ubuntu folder to the C drive folder, but that didn't work, and a fresh re-installation and update of Trex also failed to solve the problem. My next step will be to get a proper Linux distribution up and running in lab, but for now, I can't seem to get past this hiccup on Windows.
Looking forward to getting this up and running. Thanks for publishing this great resource and thanks for the help!
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Hey, I am sorry to have not answered this yet. I am currently writing my thesis and have little time for other things.
Also, I forgot about this I'm afraid.
Describe the bug
Forgive my inexperienced report as I only have a primary understanding of programming. Currently working with the provided sample video of four mice. Tgrabs successfully creates a png and pv file. However, when I run
trex -i video.pv
, a new window opens and then immediately closes/crashes. This is also true when I runtrex
. The file explorer menu opens, but when I select either a raw or converted video file, the program closes immediately.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
conda activate tracking
trex -i trex_video.pv
Computer (please complete the following information):
Additional context
In Anaconda Prompt, when running
trex
, I get the following error displayed after the 'LOADING COMMANDLINE' text:Initially, I had tried using WSL1/2, but unfortunately, it can't initialize OpenGL. However, when I run
trex
in WSL, I actually don't get the CommandLine.cpp error. Instead, it reads without error:I noticed that this Ubuntu-based folder contains 160 files, including thing like .scikit-learn-post-link.sh, ffmpeg, python3, and xzmore, to name a few. However, the folder in 'C:/Users/stf/Anaconda3/envs/tracking/bin' only contains 9 items, including omptarget.dll and the tgrabs.exe and trex.exe. I also tried simply moving the files form the Ubuntu folder to the C drive folder, but that didn't work, and a fresh re-installation and update of Trex also failed to solve the problem. My next step will be to get a proper Linux distribution up and running in lab, but for now, I can't seem to get past this hiccup on Windows.
Looking forward to getting this up and running. Thanks for publishing this great resource and thanks for the help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: