What is it about TSX controllng the camera you don't like? I use two instances to control 3 cameras using java script sent via a Python program with out any issues. 

Regards Andrew

Initially - about 4 years ago - I didnt do it because TSX only recognised the camera via ASCOM and I didnt want to install that for one bit of kit. Then there was a responsiveness issue with TSX, as on the laptop (Latitude E4310) at that  time, it sometimes took 5-8 secs to respond to a single button press (never got to the bottom of that) so I didnt want add to its burden. Finally, I prefer my interface - the TSX one seemed a tad clunky and the scaling options I use didnt seem available. So, it was a variety of things and, it was easiest to add the telescope control and satellite selection to my existing camera control interface. The code is written in VB6 - I've used VB for various non-cpu-intensive projects since it appeared (1996?).

Machines are faster now and with more CPU/memory, in addition to which, Starlight cameras are now directly supported by TSX, but I do still prefer my interface. Unsurprisingly, as I wrote it for my own use, it seems fairly intuitive to me :)

Sometime, I must convert it to Python.