Invalid MEX-file The specified module could not be found (R2010a)

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Maxence 2014-4-18

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评论： Walter Roberson 2017-1-19

Hi, I am a french guy, sorry for my English ... I am on MATLAB R2010a and i want to use Openni and Nite to have a tracker for the kinect.

I follow these instruction http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/30242-kinect-matlab but i have an error when i try to execute example.m, after 4 hour i will surrend ... I get this error :

??? Invalid MEX-file 'C:\OpenNI1\Mex\mxNiCreateContext.mexw64': Le module spécifié est introuvable. . Error in ==> Example at 9 KinectHandles=mxNiCreateContext(SAMPLE_XML_PATH);

I try to use dependswalker to see if dlls files miss, i download all of these files and the error stay here ... I use the compiler Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express with Windows SDK 7.1.

If you know how to fix this error, please tell me how !

Thank you,

Souil002

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Ken Atwell 2014-4-19

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You are on the right track. You download the missing dependencies -- great -- but they must also be visible to MATLAB on the path. Make sure this is the case; placing the dependencies in the same folder as the MEX-File is a reasonable approach.

If that still does not work, try running Dependency Walker from within MATLAB:

>> !C:\path\to\depends.exe

I believe this will give you insight as to how MATLAB "sees" you paths and such.

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Astha Ameta 2017-1-19

Hi I am facing the same issue. Even after placing the dll files in the same folder as svmtrain.mexw64 folder, I get the same error. Please advise if you know how to fix it. Thanks