Same problem as klaus my cam is also a 120MM USB2 and I am now up to date on all.
I don't know what kind of format is "luma format".
And I confirm that on USB3 the camera is not recognized under indi (this is the first device I meet that is not compliant with usb3 port which is design to be full compatible with usb2). Connected to USB3 in oacapture the camera is recognized but doesn't work.
I tried to make a one shot image in the Eko camera tab panel and only get a white image in preview and unitary sequence.
What do I do wrong, is there a set of parameter standard to test the cam in this context ?
I tried exposure of 5s 1s 0,1s 0.05s and nothing works
My cam is attached to a 50mm finder scope. When using it in daylight I always get overexposed images as the cam is rather sensitive. So to check your cam cover the objective and you should get a black image, uncover should give a white image. My setup requests exposure times of a fraction of a millisecond during daylight but EKOS supports only times down one millisecond. Even setting the gain to 1 doesn't help. oacapture offers short exposure times so go for this and try to get a valid image there.
@Jasem
I've got a new kstars-bleeding this morning but I still get this Luma video message.
You are right I tested with the cap and got a black image. Sure it is a question of sensibility. I tried with 1ms in ekos and YES it works !
I will wait for the night to test it in astronomical conditions. The weather for the night promise to be dry and clear here in the south-west of France.
Did you get some decent images of deepsky objects with this cam Klaus ?
Great to hear that your cam is now in place for collecting stellar photons. So far I didn't try deepsky objects with this cam as I want to use it for guiding. My primary goal is to image variable stars and run photometry on the images, so pretty pictures are a bit out focus. Unfortunately, weather seldom permits for observations here in south-west Germany and thus I'm still working on my setup.
My goal is also to do guiding with this cam. In the end I want to build an automatized setup with guidind and focusing automated around an odroid device that will run the indi server and a remote control on a distant PC. In the far end (next year) it is to have an automatized observatory.
The test of the camera is a step on the way to this goal.
First I want to see what the camera have "in the belly". And so far as there is not planetary target available in the beginning of night today I will try to shoot some bright deepsky objects without guiding first.
Thanks Jasem
Just tested the streaming with the new driver. It works fine but I have got some crashes, maybe because of wrong parameters. If I can reproduce them I will communicate on those parameters.