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I have never used an automated sequence for this because I always need to tweak the focus for the blue channel at least. However, are you using FC to autoguide on the planet? If not, I would definitely get this working as it makes planetary imaging a much more relaxing experience. Well it does with my mount that likes to wonder about of its own accord. Cheers, Chris
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Interesting. I wonder how it would work with the ISS...
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Processing power - Registax
cgarry replied to jambouk's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and Techniques
Were you sorting a lot of frames in quality order using PIPP? If your new machine has more memory (and a 64-bit OS) then PIPP will take advantage of this rather than writing frames to the hard drive during processing. Also PIPP will naturally run much faster with an SSD that an old HDD as planetary naturally processing involves a lot of hard drive activity. I believe that Registax is only a 32-bit program so will probably not be able to take advantage of any extra memory. However, I would have expected to be a bit faster on the new machine. Cheers, Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
That is a great idea, I shall do the same for SER Player. This should help Vincent who has the misfortune of maintaining both oacapture and SER Player on Arch Linux! Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
Good news, oacapture v1.4.0 is now working correctly in Arch Linux. Cheers, Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
That is working for me, thanks. I have added a comment to oacapture's AUR package page: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/oacapture/ Hopefully, this should be enough to alert the maintainer of the files you created. Cheers, Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
The way forward: $ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/oacapture.git$ cd oacapture Update PKGBUILD to get and build the latest version of oacapture.$ makepkg -si When you have a working PKGBUILD file, send it to your maintainer. Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
It looks like they have fixed their problems now, the installer is working again for me. Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
Yes, it does look like they are having problems. I just tried to install Antergos in a new VM using the ISO that worked fine yesterday morning and I got the same error message as you. I assume they will get it fixed shortly. Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
When you have Antergos installed, the following at the command line will show the problem: $ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/oacapture.git $ cd oacapture $ makepkg -si The file 'PKGBUILD' contains all that is required to build the application. Cheers, Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
I am using Antergos rather than plain Arch, far simpler to install. If you can get it to build on Arch then producing a package is pretty simple as all it does is download the source code and build it. Chris -
Scarey time again. oacapture 1.4.0 released
cgarry replied to JamesF's topic in Discussions - Software
Hi James, Good work! Is there any chance of getting the Arch Linux AUR updated to the latest version? It currently looks to be stuck at a broken version of v1.0.0. Cheers, Chris -
SER Player v1.7.2 available for Windows, macOS and Linux
cgarry replied to cgarry's topic in Discussions - Software
Also, on Windows SER Player integrates with the file explorer so that SER file thumbnails show the first frame of the SER file instead of an icon.