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It would be considered a "negative" or a miss as you did "observe" the event, just did see an occultation or a least not that you can pull out of the data.? I believe a "no observation" is when you don't get a recording of the star during the time of the event.

In the video, can you see the 2 stars as separate or kind of separate?? Can you see the target star disappear or dim?? In PyMovie, approximately what is the average for the counts for the target star + 2nd star?

It is possible to manually modify the shape of target star mask to reduce the contribution of the other star.? This may help.? No doubt it depends on how close they are.? George Viscome just the other day showed me how to do that.? Haven't tried it yet.? I recently had a target star with a 2nd star of the same magnitude as the target so close they looked like 1.? This analyzed OK, but I had very good signal, about 20,000 counts I think.? You may need to see if and experience person is willing to upload your file and check it out.? Or Zoom/Skype and walk you through.

Yes, removing the reduce might have separated them enough if you can already see them as separate. One of those things to test out.? You could re-shoot the same target star and see.? Plate solving may have more failures depending on the richness of the field, but at least you have fine position control for tweaking in the target (just don't forget to create a separate scope setup in your ASTRID).

Paul W