Can't run dvs-slice-avi-writer.sh, DvsSliceAviWriter main class not found about jaer HOT 5 CLOSED

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I don't see any script named aedat_to_avi.sh.... is it part of jAER?

Did you look in the folder build? That is where compiled classes are placed after the ant "jar" target runs.
Actually all classes that are built should be placed into the jar archive after "jar" build.
The actual folder will be "build/net/sf/jaer/util/avioutput/"
Most likely the location changed and the linux script dvs-slice-avi-writer.sh needs updating.

I can't debug that here from windows, sorry.

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Thanks for the quick response!
Aedat_to_avi.sh is not part of jAER(I believe), it makes calling dvs-slice-avi-writer.sh on a large amount of .aedat files easier. It's also written by SensorsINI and can be found here.

As you mentioned, the build folder does indeed hold all the compiled .class files, thanks for pointing that out. Sadly, adding the build/net/sf/jaer/util/avioutput/ path after the -classpath flag in dvs-slice-avi-writer.sh still returns the same error.
I do have some other questions in order to try debugging this some more, if you have the time and don't mind.

• You mention in the jAER youtube tutorial, video 1, between time 1:04-1:15 that running jAEViever.exe in windows sets up the java classpath. Do you know if one must run the equivalent jAERViever_linux.sh once to setup the classpath on linux? Is this relevant or should the -classpath flag in dvs-slice-avi-writer.sh be enough?
• Regarding .jar-files, I've looked at the README under jaer/jars and it mentions that there should be a linux32 and linux64 directory on linux platforms that holds native libraries for the platform. I don't have such directories, is this maybe fixed by running jAERViever_linux.sh and could my issue stem from the lack of such folders?
• On the note of .jar-files, are there important ones I should be aware of that might have new locations I should try to modify in the -classpath flag of dvs-slice-avi-writer.sh?
• Finally, I mentioned that I'm running Java 1.8, but it's OpenJDK/JRE-8. Mainly because Oracle JDK 8 is developer only and can't be obtained without provided access. Is jAER compatible with OpenJDK, or should one stick with a newer version of Oracle JDK instead?

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