problem in imaqmem even though i change the memory size
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Error event occurred at 21:53:46 for video input object: Logitech. Unable to allocate memory for an incoming image frame. Use IMAQMEM to modify the frame memory limit. ??? Error using ==> dos Unable to allocate memory for an incoming image frame. Use IMAQMEM to modify the frame memory limit.
i modified the frame memory limit but still give same error why
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  Image Analyst
      
      
 on 15 Oct 2014
				Please copy all the red error text - don't just snip out some of it. I'm not seeing line number, the actual line of code, etc.
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  frans Thabo
 on 25 Oct 2017
        
      Edited: Walter Roberson
      
      
 on 26 Oct 2017
  
      Unable to allocate memory for an incoming image frame. Use IMAQMEM to modify the frame
memory limit.
Error in imaqdevice/getsnapshot (line 60)
    snapshot = getsnapshot(imaqgate('privateGetField', obj, 'uddobject'));
Error in RedObjectTracking (line 27)
        data=getsnapshot(vid);          %We declare a variable 'data' to store the
        extracted frame
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  Walter Roberson
      
      
 on 26 Oct 2017
				Note: if the error message had instead been the slightly different
Unable to allocate memory for an incoming image frame due to insufficient free physical memory.
  Madhura Suresh
    
      
 on 31 Oct 2017
        Ayesha,
On all platforms, use this before running any functionality from the Image Acquisition Toolbox to not limit memory for MATLAB:
imaqreset
imaqmex('feature','-limitPhysicalMemoryUsage',false);
% create videoinput objects
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  jeancola
      
 on 25 Jul 2018
				Hi, I have the same problem (using Matlab R2014a , macvideo and OS X Yosemite). When I write imaqmex('feature','-limitPhysicalMemoryUsage',false); I have the following error: Error using imaqmex The IMAQMEX feature specified is invalid. Would you know why?
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