Openni "One or more of the following nodes could not be enumerated"

Question

I have installed the latest version of openni and NITE in the following order:

Openni 1.3.4.6 unstable development edition x64 NITE 1.4.2.5 unstable develeopment edition x64 Avin2 sensor kinect x64 from ../platforms/win32 directory

I use windows 7 64bit and I have connected Kinect and not using mock nodes. When i try to run an error: "One or more of the following nodes could not be enumerated"

My modules.xml contents are:

<Modules>
    <Module path="C:\OpenNI\Bin64\nimRecorder64.dll" />
    <Module path="C:\OpenNI\Bin64\nimMockNodes64.dll" />
    <Module path="C:\OpenNI\Bin64\nimCodecs64.dll" />
    <Module path="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Features_1_3_1\Bin64\XnVFeatures64_1_3_1.dll" configDir="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Features_1_3_1\Data" />
    <Module path="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Features_1_4_1\Bin64\XnVFeatures64_1_4_1.dll" configDir="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Features_1_4_1\Data" />
    <Module path="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Features_1_4_2\Bin64\XnVFeatures64_1_4_2.dll" configDir="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Features_1_4_2\Data" />
    <Module path="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Hands_1_3_1\Bin64\XnVHandGenerator64_1_3_1.dll" configDir="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Hands_1_3_1\Data" />
    <Module path="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Hands_1_4_1\Bin64\XnVHandGenerator64_1_4_1.dll" configDir="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Hands_1_4_1\Data" />
    <Module path="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Hands_1_4_2\Bin64\XnVHandGenerator64_1_4_2.dll" configDir="C:\PrimeSense\NITE\Hands_1_4_2\Data" />
</Modules>

I also tried using the previous version of OpenNI and NITE with the same result. I also entered the license key in SamplesConfig.xml and it has no other changes. It has production nodes for image and depth and thats all.

I would like to know if Avin2 sensor kinect drivers work with latest versions of openni. Whats the order of installation and what driver do i install to make kinect work with openni 1.3.4.6 ?

thanks

-Siddharth

Answer 1

This version of openni had bugs with UAC settings in windows 7. The latest version of openni which supports poseless callibration works out of the box.