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Midnight Dan
I was doing some solar imaging today and used BYEOS to capture videos in the Planetary section. I was not looping or anything, just taking a movie of 1000 frames, then changing the setup and taking another one. In all, I took 6 or 7 movies, with a few minute break between each.
When I was done, I tried to quit BYEOS but got a message that there were 3 images in the queue for download, and did I want to quit before they were processed. I wasn't quite sure what this meant because I was taking videos, not images. And I didn't know if that meant they were still in the camera (should not have been), or on my laptop because of the "download" wording. I cancelled the "quit" to give it time to complete whatever it was trying to do. In addition, the indicator in the Camera Information panel had the number 3 and I think it said it was paused, but I couldn't figure out anyway to to get things moving again. After about 10 minutes, I gave up and quit anyway.
Turned out, I lost several of my last videos, which of course were the best ones with the best seeing! What exactly happened here and how can I avoid it in the future?
-Dan
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