Second question: Does the software work correctly if you take the TP-Link wireless router out of the circuit. I think you really need to check that, since you may also have the device set to automatically install updates and you may be running a different version than you think. Let's just concentrate on the Android device for the moment.įirst: exactly what device are you using and what version of Android are you running? Under Settings, you should find a choice "About device", select that one, and note down what it says about Model Number and Android version. But nothing comes up to give me control of the camera. I can connect to the router WiFi DslrController SSID. I also installed qDslrDashboard on my Windows 8 Surface Pro. Don't know what I'm missing or doing wrong. Once you've downloaded and installed it, I'd recommend that you close that hole as it's vulnerable to nasties.ĭid most of what you said. to install the qDSLRDashboard variants, you need to change a setting on your Android device to allow installation of apps from non-Store sources. I suspect Zoltan has been waiting for the release of Android 5.0 (now coming out) before he releases another final release via the Google store.
Technically, the q variants are still in Beta, but I've never had a problem myself with any of them. It's also a lot cleaner and provides more functionality. Also, qDSLRDashboard is a cross-platform offering that Zoltan has now made available for all sorts of different operating systems and CPUs. So, go with the qDSLRDashboard offerings on the DSLR Dashboard website, which is considerably newer. Yes, take a look at the video which Sushi referenced.Īs to your other question the version of DSLRDashboard on the Google store is an older version which, I believe, Zoltan is no longer developing. EXE files starts the incorrect application, see this article: If this does not resolve your issue, or clicking. With openselected, right-click (Default) and click Modify…Ĭlose the Registry Editor and restart your PC With exefileselected, right-click (Default) and click Modify… exe selected, right-click (Default) and click Modify…īrowse to and then click on the following registry key: Right-click Regedit.exe in the returned list and click Run as administrator To do this, follow these steps.Ĭlick the Startbutton and type regedit in the Search box To resolve this issue, you can reset the registry settings to their default settings. This issue can occur if a virus or other 3rd party application has changed or corrupted some default registry settings.
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