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If the router is supported by OpenWrt then yes ( http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/start )
There is already image for the TP-Link WR703N (I done most of the ddserver development with it and the Carambola1 )

Thanks for the info, I'm not familiar with OpenSuse.
Will see to remove the ffmpeg dependency for next version as I don't need or use it in qDD, I only did some tests and when I built OpenCV 3.0 it picked up.

Do you use the x64 or x86 one?
I installed the ffmpeg libraries and OpenCV picked them up and on Linux Mint the .54 is the latest one.
If you can't resolve it let me know and will see to rebuild OpenCV without ffmpeg.

I think the problem is with it, I just did a quick test with the WU-1a + D7100 and at 5sec I also had some skipped frames. The problem is the WU-1a is a tiny adapter and the wireless signal is weak and there are some slowdowns (you can see that in live view). The command is sent to the camera but if...

You are using the Nikon WU-1a/1b adapter?

tay wrote:Hi, i just installed New 0.2.8 version but is still not working

What does not work? What system? What DSLR?

It does not exists anymore as I released V0.2.9 in the meantime.

Yep you are correct. You can even connect the D750 and D800 to the MR3040 with an USB hub and control both of them at the same time.

I will try to explain once more. You have 2 option to connect to D750 from qDslrDashbaord Option 1 with using the MR3040: Turn on MR3040 Connect D750 with USB to MR3040 (full USB port) and turn on the D750 Pair your iOS device wireless with the MR3040 wireless Start qDslrDashboard Press the 'Network...

I checked the JPG/NEF/CR2/ARW images from Nikon D5000, D7100, Canon 650D and Sony NEX6 and none of them had the SubjectDistance Exif tag.