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INDI Library v2.0.7 is Released (01 Apr 2024)

Bi-monthly release with minor bug fixes and improvements

Wrong FOV calculation with gphoto driver

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When connect to the camera, the parameter in camera tab in indi control panel is wrong.
frame width and height are both 1392, resolution x & y are both 1392, pixel size is 5.0 x 5.0,
after taking a picture , frame width and height and resolution x & y are update to the correct data , but pixel size still 5.0 x 5.0,

but the FOV in alignment tab still use frame width and height 1392 to calculate.
Last edit: 9 years 10 months ago by max.
9 years 10 months ago #1587

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There is no way to know the pixel size, you have to update it manually. I added a message to alert the user to this. At any rate, please update all (kstars, libindi, and indi-gphoto) and the above issue will be resolved.
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Thank you. The new code fix the FOV problem.
But indi_gphoto_ccd crash when I try to start a capture.
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did you build and INSTALL libindi before you compiled indi-gphoto?
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Rendering Error in layout Message/Item: array_keys(): Argument #1 ($array) must be of type array, null given. Please enable debug mode for more information.

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Yeah sorry the message contained an apostrophe (') which broke the XML. Fixed now.
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It's working now.Thank you.
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