Speed depends on many things: the size of images obviously, but also the quality of the demosaicing algorithm chosen, if cosmetic correction is enabled with dark calibration, if dark and flat calibration is used, the type of registration, and to a lesser extent the type of stacking.
You’re talking about PI and siril here, but just to be clear: the best alternative is probably ALS, which is much better looking and dedicated to this task.
Hi, it’s the same directory as usual, the current working directory, and images are expected in FITS format currently. Maybe the FITS extension needs to be set to the extension of your files in the preferences.
I have modified the siril.config file with the path of the working directory and the *.fits extension as the image file.
extension = “.fits”;
FITS_type = 1;
I still have the problem since I can’t get the stack to start and the warning always comes out
“Live Stacking waiting for files”
Does Siril need to previously convert the files to its format or does it do it directly?
The truth is that I have tried with files from different cameras that Siril processes and edits without problems, but in the LiveStacking process it either doesn’t recognize them or I’m not doing it right.
You shouldn’t edit the config file, it’s all available from the GUI or commands. I haven’t tried the livestacking in a while, maybe it doesn’t actually work. This is the development version, don’t expect this kind of unannounced feature to work by the way.
It’s supposed to process incoming FITS files from the current working directory, at some point it did that at least.