Batch Preprocessing Script v1.0 Crash

[Emiel Kempen]

Hello,
I have been trying the new Batch Preprocessing Script and it is working fine with the CR2 files of my modified Canon 40D if I use the default values of the script.
When I change the default Integration parameters of the Flats to, for instance, Percentile Clipping the script will crash (see picture).
I checked CFA images (it is on).
What am I doing wrong? Is it the Percentile low: 0.20 and Percentile high: 0.10 value?
Kind regards,
Emiel Kempen

[Juan Conejero]

Hi Emiel,

This sounds similar to a bug in the Windows version of ImageIntegration that we fixed some time ago. Could you tell me what version of the ImageIntegration module are you using? Select Process > Modules > Manage Modules and click the ImageIntegration item to see the version information.

[Emiel Kempen]

Hello Juan,
Here is the information you requested:

Module Id ............ ImageIntegration
Version .............. 01.08.00.0117
Language ............. eng: English
Development status ... <* Unspecified *> (release)
Release date ......... 2012/3/27
Company .............. Pleiades Astrophoto
Author ............... Juan Conejero, PTeam
Copyright ............ Copyright (c) 2009-2011, Pleiades Astrophoto
Trade marks .......... PixInsight
Original file name ... ImageIntegration-pxm.dll
API version .......... 129
Module Description:
PixInsight Standard ImageIntegration Process Module

Kind regards,
Emiel

[Emiel Kempen]

Hello Juan,
Was the information I posted, the information you needed?
Regards,
Emiel.

[Juan Conejero]

Hi Emiel,

You have the current version of the ImageIntegration module. Are you running a 32-bit version of Windows? How much memory do you have installed on your computer?

[Emiel Kempen]

Hello Juan,
I have PI running on 64-bit version of Windows 7. My machine has 8GB of memory.
The script is always stopping roughly at the same spot (see screenshot) and between 90 - 98 % completed.
When I leave the parameters at default, the script runs fine.
Regards,
Emiel.

[Emiel Kempen]

Hello,
Version 1.10 of the Batch Preprocessing Script solved the problem!
Thanks.
Regards,
Emiel.