beefinit Posted April 29, 2005 Report Share Posted April 29, 2005 Hi, I have been trying to open an arbitrary file type, such as a jpeg or bitmap file, convert this to its binary representation and then later decode this information into its original form. I would then like to open the file with labVIEW. Let me describe minimally, what my program consists of now. As of now, I am opening the file and reading it in labview. I was then sending it to a "type cast" and trying to encode it with type: %b for binary. After this, I was taking the string and converting it to a byte array. I have saved this byte array to an I16 file to see if the output was binary, however, it appears to be in ACSII format. I would ultimately like to send this binary file information to a DAQ assistant, where it will be transmitted via AM radio signal. The last analog circuit design I have under control, however, the labVIEW program I have found to be nearly impossible to create! Can any please help? Sincerely Trevor Quote Link to comment
todd Posted April 29, 2005 Report Share Posted April 29, 2005 however, it appears to be in ACSII format 4704[/snapback] ASCII is ones and zeros, too. Perhaps the attached VI is helpful. Download File:post-107-1114756820.vi Quote Link to comment
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