https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416650
--- Comment #7 from mountainai...@outlook.com --- INTERESTING OBSERVATIONS: #1: While working on some configuration issues with the scope set up in my house, I took 1000 1-second photos without a crash. I was not guiding since I was in the house, but when I attempted the same scenario outside later that night WITH guiding, it crashed repeatedly. In some workflows I couldn't get more than 1 or 2 shots. #2: This led me to some experimentation. Working on the assumption that guiding seems to cause this, I discovered that duration of the main cam dramatically affects the observed instability. With the guide cam taking sub-framed/ROI'd guiding images every second (ASI174MM), and the main cam taking full 1-seocnd photos, Ekos seems to crash within a handful of main cam photos. But if I increase that duration, crashes dramatically reduce. I've been taking 300-second photos for over an hour now with no crashes. So... very short camera exposures and/or collisions between processing imagery from two higher-frequency cameras seems to be the cause. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
