I've been trying to run OLS on a Debian VM to connect to my RPi running INDI for an IMX477 camera and a PMC8 mount. The camera outputs either RAW (with RGGB bayer pattern) or RGB (processed colour image). OLS detects the RAW output as mono16 rather than raw16, so the stacked result becomes a true mono TIFF without any info on the colours. If I switch the output to RGB, OLS does detect it as rgb24 and can display a single Light frame with colours (debayer works correctly). But as soon as I click on the "Start" button to begin the stacking process, nothing happens. The screen displays a mono base with the image counter stays at 0/0/0 while light frames are still being downloaded from the INDI server (verified by using the "L" button on the top right and checking the actual INDI control panel).
Is there any way to make rgb24 frames stack correctly? Is this only supported on ASI cameras? I'm trying to mimic a Seestar with OLS, so coloured outputs from the IMX477 OSC is preferred.
I've been trying to run OLS on a Debian VM to connect to my RPi running INDI for an IMX477 camera and a PMC8 mount. The camera outputs either RAW (with RGGB bayer pattern) or RGB (processed colour image). OLS detects the RAW output as mono16 rather than raw16, so the stacked result becomes a true mono TIFF without any info on the colours. If I switch the output to RGB, OLS does detect it as rgb24 and can display a single Light frame with colours (debayer works correctly). But as soon as I click on the "Start" button to begin the stacking process, nothing happens. The screen displays a mono base with the image counter stays at 0/0/0 while light frames are still being downloaded from the INDI server (verified by using the "L" button on the top right and checking the actual INDI control panel).
Is there any way to make rgb24 frames stack correctly? Is this only supported on ASI cameras? I'm trying to mimic a Seestar with OLS, so coloured outputs from the IMX477 OSC is preferred.