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A friend of mine in North Carolina uses teamviewer and introduced me to it, and remote operation. It worked. But for me, teamviewer kept dropping out to its advertising page wanting me to pay $820 for

nice! clean plate solve too, from the looks of it wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

yeah sharpcap is definitely about "live shooting" - i think it expects you are trying to solve images that are coming off the camera (at least as the default settings) wrote: -- Brian Brian

Ahhhhah! I found my long lost image! Thanks you you Brian! I was looking for something to upload to nova and found my image from 8-3-18. This is a 5400 second

Ah good point chuck. You do have to remote in to this computer (pretty much like all the other suggestions here). Windows 10 pro comes with Remote Desktop built in, which I use. You can also use

[AMD Official Use Only - Internal Distribution Only] Yep, I'm running one of those as my primary "remote into work from home" PCs. Picked it up from Amazon. Doesn't have built-in wifi but comes with

Brian You may want to let people know (they probably do but in case they don't!)? that you have to remote in and how.?? BT W,? fantastic price on those i5s. Chuck

Hi Brian, I'm trying SharpCap 3.2, with a side order of Astro Tortilla. Supposedly they work together. But only if you have a mount and camera.... I have a bergillian pictures. I'll go play at that

Hi Rick, and welcome to the Group! I'm a remote operator, and an Imager. I started off with a laptop and wore it out. I tried one of those tiny mounted computers. But gave up on it because it

Right now there are a lot of Lenovo thinkcentre m93p "nuc alikes" that you get get fully loaded with windows 10, 16 gigs ram, 128gb SSD for around $230. here are some off-lease ones now, i've used a

well I think we do see it differently :) (qualifying this whole discussion is regarding astrophotography and not visual) I get that plate solving hasn't work for you and you are more

Brian, They are out there, but in truth I just got lucky and was patient enough to be in the right place at the right time and jumped on it. I have been very lucky like that for many of my astro

Derek i think you and i approach technology in this specific context differently *** I don' think so.. Losmandy catches flack for gemini not being "easy to use" and this is one of those areas

Chip I agree 100% I personally have an intel-nuc i5 and it works great, much better bang for the buck than the all-in-one Eagle, but I can appreciate some people would rather not fuss with setting

Rick...I was gonna do that myself just last month and then I realized I could have a powered USB hub there and run one USB cable back to the in house computer to handle everything. I did that and it

Hi Rick, People are making dedicated boxes for mount side use or mounted as payload with the optic imaging package. There are fantastic computers that give you all the speed, power and storage to

Sonny what program are you using? if you are trying to "live solve" you are sort of saying "i want you to take a picture and solve it" if you already have a pic, i'd suggest going to

Not if you get Chocolate Chip. LOL! I got as far as I could for now with plate solving. Seems the program wants to see a mount, and to see a camera. Oh, why can't it just read my mind? -- SonnyE

Derek i think you and i approach technology in this specific context differently, and that's okay. that's why there's chocolate and vanilla right? My experience and what I wanted to convey is that

Glad you find these of benefit. Thanks for all your words of kindness too. Helps get me through some rough spots these days! All the best, Michael wrote: