Jasem -
After I updated to 1.5.5 everything seems to be working!
Thank you so much!
Just captured Mars in 16bit. Live Video, 200x200 ROI selected, SER file. ASI071MC.
Mars is so small now (compared to October).
Max S.
RPI 4 B (4Gb) with SMate
Askar FRA400, TPO RC6, Nikon D5500 full spectrum (with IDAS D1 clip-in filter).
ASI2600MC Pro
ZWO ASI120MM Mini on ZWO 30F4
ZWO ASI224MC-S on Orion 50 mm f/3.2
ZWO EAF x 2
SW AZ-GTi
SW HEQ5
RST-135
iOptron CEM40G
RPI 4 B (4Gb) with SMate
Askar FRA400, TPO RC6, Nikon D5500 full spectrum (with IDAS D1 clip-in filter).
ASI2600MC Pro
ZWO ASI120MM Mini on ZWO 30F4
ZWO ASI224MC-S on Orion 50 mm f/3.2
ZWO EAF x 2
SW AZ-GTi
SW HEQ5
RST-135
iOptron CEM40G
I believe I'm having the same issue with an ASI2600MC camera, running on a Raspberry Pi with Astroberry. I'm using CCDciel as the top-level manager for running the session. 16 bit raw, captured to an SER file; not a pleasant thing to look at. If it matters, I was able to make the image a little better in SER Player by Inverting the image, and overriding the (correct) RGGB Bayer pattern with GRBG instead. But, it was still mostly a mess.
Current released indi-full appears to be 1.8.6-1. Checking dates on this thread's posts, it looks like the fix isn't in 1.8.7 either, though I haven't found where to download that version to test it.
My question: What version, and when, will the fix be in, such that I can simply do an apt-get update / install of indi-full and get the fix?
Ah, thar it is. Note to anyone else looking for it, indi-full isn't, um, "full". It's back at 1.8.6-1. libindi1 and indi-bin are at 1.8.7; it's in there somewhere.
Weather prohibits a real test, but capturing a video of an unfocused wall seems more like what I would expect. Oddly, SER Player is reporting the video as 10 bits, when the camera is 16. (SER videos via oaCapture are reported as 15 bits, so really confused here.)
Final puzzle, why does oaCapture call the raw mode "RGGB16LE"? LE doesn't mean "little endian", does it? It was working properly.
I got caught by this and ended up with some big SER files that I patched with a little python script. Attaching here in case anyone else finds themselves in the same spot, stuck with big files and no easy way to edit short of a hex editor.