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It is an extremely stable tracking system for visual guiding. The guiding procedure needs minimal training (once in). The video camera selvedge guide can be used for manual alignment and keeping the telescope in focus. The guiding procedure is extremely stable. Even on hills where you would expect the image to be blurred, we have never seen any blurring or shaking when guiding. In fact, the guiding speed of the MetaGuide 4 software is so fast that the video camera (which we use) needs a whole second to take a complete image. If we have a good horizon outside, we can often capture guiding on planets. The MetaGuide 4 is very stable even during very long exposures with very long guide gains (10 sec). All these advantages can be explained by the very stable video tracker (fast guiding speed and very low jitter). Camera Profiles: We developed a special camera profile to work with the MetaGuide 4 software. It is completely free, and easy to download on a PC. The camera profile was tested with both AGK and Wedge mounts. We tested it on nice valleys with clear skies, and it worked perfectly. The camera profile also works on dirty days, and on very windy days, but for example in the mountains around us sometimes you can not get a correct focus of the guide signal. This is because the guide signal can be drowned by the atmospheric noise. So it is only a guide signal. The camera profile is not specific for the MetaGuide 4. It can also be used for other applications that use a VCSEL (Video Camera Selvedge Guide). Features: Here are some of the features of the MetaGuide 4 software that you can look at: - Extremely stable manual alignment and focus - Verteau of guide signal with zoom - Auto-dimming of camera when activated - Auto-entrance - Different possible layouts (sliders, buttons, menu) - Guiding filter list - Configure the direction of the monitor (horizontal or vertical) - Clear guide signal for planets, moons, and selvedges - Clear basic guide signal (no real stars, planets, or moons) - Or select a specific guide signal (like a Mars, an asteroid, a planets, or the Sun) - You can select the calibration for the 91bb86ccfa MetaGuide 5.4.9 Crack With Registration Code Download Enter the constellation of choice and go into guided mode. A video feed is streamed to you and the sky. Adjust scope until diffraction pattern appears in the center of the frame. PulseGuide will detect and track the optimal reference star and auto-aligns the scope. Typically takes minutes to set up and seconds to adjust a telescope. Capture a screencast of your first session, and export this in HD, Xvid, or uncompressed AVI formats. MetaGuide Installation: MetaGuide requires an updater, which can be downloaded from the website. MetaGuide Version History: MetaGuide Update 4.0.0 was released in December 2017. Version 4.0.0 can be installed on all previous firmware versions, including firmware version 5.1 and 6.0. New features include: Metagraph and HDVix. Metagraph is a feature that allows up to 5 additional devices or devices such as smartphones or tablets to be used in your guides. This tool is included in the update and enables the sharing of imagery among multiple users. All the users assigned to the “guided users” list on a Metagraph machine get an image from the Metagraph server, and an email is sent with a link to share this. The image is then displayed on all of these devices. Metagraph is a great tool that can share the world’s largest collections of images. HDVix is a feature that enables the recording of guided sessions and allows them to be edited later. The video is recorded in HD and saved in AVI format. All the video and still images can be saved in any format the user wishes. New Firmware features: In release 4.0.0 of the software, several new firmware features were introduced. The scope is now scalable and guides will move the telescope if the target is lost. Also included are the new options shown below. Guide Features Scope Alignment Guide The scope is now scalable, so you can easily move the scope to bring the target into the guide window. This is a great feature for collectors, as you can place an object in the guide window, and easily move to adjust to bring the focus to the target. You can scale the reticle or make the scope smaller by dragging the focuser. Keep Target Window Enables you to keep a target window open to monitor the target while it’s being guided. A Keep Target Window icon will appear in the monitoring screen as soon as a guide is activated What's New in the MetaGuide? MetaGuide is a software package created by Meta-Research for guiding the alignment and regulation of a telescope. It is an intelligent unit that uses the camera in a computer to find the image of stars that it focuses on. You can use your personal computer with MetaGuide if you have a PC camera that you have downloaded software for it and a PC VGA camera that you have downloaded software for it. This package does not use a camera attached to the telescope, since it utilizes the video camera from the PC. Unlike the movement of the telescope, the video camera is constantly exposed and the image is shown on the PC every time the telescope is moved. The software keeps track of the precise angles of the telescope, and it displays them on a monitor. The software is not able to control the telescope, and there are no slides on the screen. The software plays an acoustic sound in order to show you when you are attempting to move the telescope. One of the biggest advantages of this product is that it can be used on a personal computer. It can be used on any PC and will not add additional expense or difficulty to use. The software comes with a user manual, and it is not difficult to use. In addition, this product is not hard to use and can be done quickly. Price: $60 Installation and Setup: MetaGuide comes on a CD or you can download it from the web. With a DVD the software can be updated each time you connect the camera. Installing the software can be done in a couple of ways. The first one is to burn the DVD and reboot. In addition, you will need to set up the monitor screen so that you can see the video screen when you get to the calibration menu. There are a few things to take note of when running the software. The first one is that if the audio goes off when you are adjusting the focal distance, the software is not running. You will need to reconnect your speakers and monitor your audio. The second thing to note is the fact that when you begin the program, it will only show your desktop and the windows. After you plug your camera in, it will give you a configuration menu that will look like this. You can enter the configuration menu by pressing any of the four arrows that you will see after you click start. The software is set up so that you can begin the calibration process and the monitoring process when the telescope is set up in either an equatorial or System Requirements For MetaGuide: 128-bit Intel or AMD Processor Windows Vista (32-bit only) or Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit) 1 GB RAM (32-bit only) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit only) Hard disk drive space of 15 GB or 20 GB (32-bit only) or 25 GB (64-bit only) Graphics card compatible with DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4.1 DirectX 9 compatible graphics card Supported video cards Minimum system requirements:
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