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Hello,

Thank you for the information and comments.
I will check my PC condition.

Best regards,
Hiroyuki Watanabe

Hello,

It looks like Binx1 and Binx2 use CPU threads differently. Binx1 uses 4 threads, but Binx2 seems to use only 1 thread.
This seems to require a CPU with a high capacity of one thread in Binx2.
Can Binx2 also be multi-threaded?

Best regards,
Hiroyuki Watanabe

Hello Robin,

Turning on GPS seems to reduce binning performance.
However, turning off GPS does not seem to eliminate the tendency.

Best regards,
Hiroyuki Watanabe

Hello Robin, I checked the fps performance with and without binning with QHY174M-GPS. In the color space MONO16, the fps does not change with or without binning, but strangely, in the color space MONO8, the performance deteriorates with binning x2. Is this a QHY driver issue? SharpCapPro 4.0.8047, Q...

Hello Jean,

Thank you for checking. I'm looking forward to the correct script.

Hiroyuki Watanabe

I ran a calibration script on SharpCap Pro. The result is as follows, and there was only a slight difference from the default setting value under the condition of exposure several tens of ms or more. Does this mean that the time accuracy will be less than 1ms for exposures longer than a certain time...

Hello Robin, Thank you for the important information. Please let me know if there is a document that defines "QHY174GPS" specific data embedded in the image frame and the location of the SharpCap time stamp. I would like to inform the author of the analysis software of that information and...

Hello, Robin, Thank you for your advice. However, I was recording in avi format with the timestamp frame option turned on and GPS turned on. As a result, the machine-readable time values were random. Similarly, when the time stamp frame option was turned on and GPS was also turned on and recorded in...

Hello, Christian, Robin

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad that Christian could reproduce the avi file.
I want SharpCap to have a machine readable timestamp in the avi file that is the same as the GPS time.
It can be at the beginning or end of the frame.

Regards,

Hiroyuki Watanabe

Hello Christian, Thank you for understanding. How did you get the PyMovie timestamps? We can read the time stamp of 8bit avi file with PyMovie as follows. PyMovie-1-5.zip 1. Open the avi file by click "Open AVI/SER/ADV/AAV file" button. 2. Click "Create AVI/SER/SDV//AAV-WCS folder fro...