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AstraLite - simple INDI client for astrophotography and livestacking

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Replied by Denis on topic AstraLite - simple INDI client for astrophotography and livestacking

Hi,
AstraLite always stores only original non-changed raw frames (light, dark, flat etc) both in "Saving raw frames" and "Live stacking" modes.
Dark frame subtraction (and applying of flat frame) is used only for 1) visualization and 2) live stacking
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Replied by AL on topic AstraLite - simple INDI client for astrophotography and livestacking

OMG LIVE STACKING. Your a Genius. THANMKYOU!!!!
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Replied by Simon on topic AstraLite - simple INDI client for astrophotography and livestacking

I saw initial release of sky map in version 0.0.130! Denis, that is really great stuff!
Thank you very much for all your time and effort you are putting into astra_lite!
I saw that sky map has option to enter longitude and latitude. When I enter coordinates application hangs.

I have GPS dongle connected to my Raspberry PI running indiserver. Would it be possible to astra_lite get GPS coordinates from indi_gpsd driver automatically?
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Replied by Denis on topic AstraLite - simple INDI client for astrophotography and livestacking

Simon, This is good idea about indi_gpsd! Just dump properties (by Help->Save INDI properties) and upload here. I will look how properties for longitude and latitude are called
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