Hi,
I have been reading about this for quite some time and I have decided to ask for help because I can't come to a conclusion.
I have the QHY Polemaster camera and I want to use it with SharpCap (no offense intended but, for me, the QHY software, also named as Polemaster, is glitchy and I don't like it, and I have read that many use the Polemaster camera with SharpCap with success and that that combination is the best of both worlds).
In QHY website, it is not specified if the driver for the Polemaster camera is a 32 bits or 64 bits driver, so I have "simulated" its installation, and the installation folder that appeared was Programs (x86). So, considering this, it is a 32 bits driver for sure.
What I would like to do is to use the Polemaster camera with SharpCap 64 bits. Does anyone use this combination with success? How did you do it?
My concerns are the compatibility issues between the driver (QHY) and software (SharpCap), for what I know they must have the same architecture to work without any problems and in order to the camera to be detected by the program.
The reason why I want to use the 64 bits version of SharpCap is because I get some out of memory errors when using live stacking with my ASI6200 (huge files and resolution), and ZWO offers 64 bits drivers for their cameras, as I was able to check on their website, so here no problem at all.
Thanks
Clear Skies
I have been reading about this for quite some time and I have decided to ask for help because I can't come to a conclusion.
I have the QHY Polemaster camera and I want to use it with SharpCap (no offense intended but, for me, the QHY software, also named as Polemaster, is glitchy and I don't like it, and I have read that many use the Polemaster camera with SharpCap with success and that that combination is the best of both worlds).
In QHY website, it is not specified if the driver for the Polemaster camera is a 32 bits or 64 bits driver, so I have "simulated" its installation, and the installation folder that appeared was Programs (x86). So, considering this, it is a 32 bits driver for sure.
What I would like to do is to use the Polemaster camera with SharpCap 64 bits. Does anyone use this combination with success? How did you do it?
My concerns are the compatibility issues between the driver (QHY) and software (SharpCap), for what I know they must have the same architecture to work without any problems and in order to the camera to be detected by the program.
The reason why I want to use the 64 bits version of SharpCap is because I get some out of memory errors when using live stacking with my ASI6200 (huge files and resolution), and ZWO offers 64 bits drivers for their cameras, as I was able to check on their website, so here no problem at all.
Thanks
Clear Skies