May 27 2026 APP 2.0.0-beta45 has been released !
Fully Multi-Threaded LNC, many improvements for the registration engine, platform upgrade, and further tuning of internal memory consumption and memory release back to OS.
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Update on the 2.0.0 release & the full manual
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Hi all. Recently did a big stack with APP - about 1100 LRGB subs each about 32Mb - and also requested integration of all channels. APP said about 19GB would be required but actually used nearer to 90GB. I only just had enough space to do this and also it took about 7 hours. Maybe it didnt allow for the all channels integration?
Maybe this is normal behaviour for such a big stack - but if so perhaps APP could do the maths accordingly and warn that more space will be required.
Kind regards and take care all
Tom
Well, that's a rather big difference in the estimates so I'm not sure that is correct actually. 1100 frames are a lot though, I normally chop such data into several sessions to integrate and then combine later on.
Well, that's a rather big difference in the estimates so I'm not sure that is correct actually. 1100 frames are a lot though, I normally chop such data into several sessions to integrate and then combine later on.
I guess maybe that's the way to go then. But how do I know the reference frame from the first stack and use that as reference for subsequent stacks?
To find that out I think you still would need to do a star analysis on all frames. Then pick that one frame and use it for all sub-integrations. But I think, when data is consistent enough, you can just stack 300 or so frames with it selecting the reference from those each time.
