All these pictures were taken using Meade 2x Barlow and a 10 inch Meade LX200 GPS telescope and a cooled Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000.
All pics done using Meade 2x Barlow
Here are my 4 best pictures for the night.
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| Jupiter at 18h36 local time | Jupiter at 18h58 local time |
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| Jupiter at 19h35 local time | Jupiter at 19h39 local time |
Here are those 4 pictures processed in Photoshop.
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| Jupiter at 18h36 local time | Jupiter at 18h58 local time |
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| Jupiter at 19h35 local time | Jupiter at 19h39 local time |
Jupiter went from 47 to 37 degrees in altitude - from 18h36 to 19h39 local time.
These pictures are pretty, but has little/no? scientific value .. it does not even show details consistently from one picture to the next.
Compressed (to load fast over Internet) screen print from the Planet's Visiblity program - Technical info. about Jupiter - valid for when first picture at top left hand side (18h36 local time) was taken.

Here are some of the other pictures for the night.
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| Jupiter at 18h12 local time | Jupiter at 18h23 local time | Jupiter at 18h30 local time |
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| Jupiter at 18h53 local time | Jupiter at 19h42 local time | Jupiter at 19h45 local time |
I can still only stack 45 frames out of 240 - after 60 seconds of exposure time.