Colour .ser files now open correctly Some .ser captures — Siril-written ones in particular — appeared as a flat grey image covered in a fine line pattern. AstroSharper was using the wrong colour-layout codes from the SER specification and read those files as monochrome, decoding only a third of each frame. Colour .ser captures now open and stack correctly, and files exported from AstroSharper are readable in other tools. Nothing about your existing files needs changing. More of your video works Lucky Stack now accepts .mov, .mp4 and .m4v alongside .ser and .avi, so a video made from an image sequence can be stacked directly. 16-bit RGB .ser files stack too — they were previously refused. Satellite and aircraft transit detection One click scans a capture for an ISS, satellite or aircraft crossing, decides whether one really happened, and measures it: frame range, entry and exit points, speed, straightness, and separation from the target in degrees on the Sun or Moon. A badge marks the file and the export trim marks jump to the crossing, so you can save just those frames. Works on star fields, the Sun and the Moon, handles Barlow and partial-disc framings, and copes with two objects in one video. Results are cached, so reopening a folder lights up known transits instantly. Instant scrubbing for large captures An optional one-time proxy makes scrubbing through 8–20 GB captures immediate instead of laggy, and covers the whole capture rather than a sparse handful of frames. Better results on imperfect captures • Coverage-aware cropping keeps far more of the frame on tightly framed or drifting captures — on a tight Jupiter capture it preserved about 44% more of the disc. • Frames ruined by a seeing jump, a gust or a tracking jerk are detected and dropped before stacking, while steady drift is preserved. • A neutral "Other" preset for star fields, comets and satellite passes. Colour and export fixes • One-shot-colour captures keep their white balance when exported as video. • Exported video is tagged BT.709, so a black sky stays black instead of turning blue. • Scrubbing a colour capture no longer shows a corrupted mosaic while dragging. • Zoom stays anchored under the pointer at every zoom level. • Pausing playback shows exactly the frame the counter says. • Opening a .ser from the Finder while the app is running no longer opens a duplicate window.

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