I to would be very interested in such a script. Have been using a Seestar to keep on eye on T CrB since June whenever circumstances allow. As of this morning I have 25,094 images of T CrB not in outburst. I am now using an S30 instead of an S50 which I think gives better results. Fewer rejected frames due to shorter focal length and smaller aperture means the sensor would saturate later when it goes into its long awaited outburst.
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