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Windows 10 Home, version 1511, 64-bit
Using the build from OSVR-Vive-build57-64bits.zip
Using the server installed by OSVR-SDK-v0.6-1363-g92d6d9d-build341-win-64bit.msi
When I run ViveDisplayExtractor, it crashes, without showing any output. When I click debug, Visual Studio reports to me the following error:
Unhandled exception at 0x00007FF68BC3F8CB in ViveDisplayExtractor.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000000000000.
with the following, probably useless call stack:
> ViveDisplayExtractor.exe!00007ff68bc3f8cb() Unknown
ViveDisplayExtractor.exe!00007ff68bc39861() Unknown
ViveDisplayExtractor.exe!00007ff68bc53903() Unknown
When I try to start the OSVR server, it too crashes, debugging giving the following error:
Unhandled exception at 0x00007FF961E40BEB (com_osvr_Vive.dll) in osvr_server.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000000000000.
with the following call stack:
> com_osvr_Vive.dll!00007ff961e40beb() Unknown
com_osvr_Vive.dll!00007ff961e3365a() Unknown
osvrPluginHost.dll!osvr::pluginhost::PluginSpecificRegistrationContextImpl::triggerHardwareDetectCallbacks() Line 97 C++
osvrPluginHost.dll!osvr::pluginhost::RegistrationContext::triggerHardwareDetect() Line 219 C++
osvrServer.dll!osvr::server::ServerImpl::m_update() Line 224 C++
osvrServer.dll!osvr::server::ServerImpl::m_loop() Line 240 C++
osvrServer.dll!osvr::server::ServerImpl::start::__l8::<lambda>() Line 146 C++
It's possible that I'm using mismatched versions of the server and plugin, but I don't know how to match them. The server build numbers start at 171, and the vive build numbers stop at 57, so I figured those must not refer to the same thing.