@schwim

Greg,

I guess you're right that sky background normalizes by the max value.

Quick HFR shouldn't make a difference in seeing the values (let me know if it does). What it does is just compute HFR on the center 25% of the image. That speeds up the computation considerably, as in some cases the hfr can take quite a while to compute on a raspberry pi. If you have auto compute hfr on, but yet hfr is not being computed, please send me a log with debugging turned on for at least the EKOS sections: Indi, FITS and Capture, and Verbose & File checked at the top of the logging dialog.

BTW, the value might read 0 if you have the cursor set to somewhere outside of a capture interval. Click on a capture in the timeline (one that's after you turned on auto-compute HFR, of course) and check the value displayed as well the value printed in the "Details" box in the lower left, and let me know if it's still 0.

Thanks,
Hy

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