dslrdashboard.info

ddserver can't access the USB device while it is mounted.
As I said you should disable the SD card autmount.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 91&t=91677

The shutter speed and aperture are not accessible while the camera is in P mode (they are read only).
There is a Flexible property (from -5EV to +5EV) that can be used to change the shutter/aperture values.
I will add that property for the next version.

I presume you use the old Android only DslrDashboard that I don't maintain anymore.
The new application is called qDslrDashboard and is cross platform and can be downloaded from the same link.

You should prevent the OS from mounting the camera SD card.
Yes it allows multiple clients but at same time only one client could be connect to one camera.

For Sony cameras only the camera built in wireless connection will work.
You pair your device wireless with the camera wireless.
Start qDD and press the 'Sony wireless' button.

Sony camera will not work with the TP-Link router.

Does the OS maybe mount the camera SD card?

Please note that there in the description there are steps for building ddserver for the OpenWrt platform and separate for building it for Linux (including the RPI) The simple steps are: git clone https://github.com/hubaiz/DslrDashboardServer.git cd DslrDashboardServer sudo apt-get install build-esse...

-Crashes/hangs after a few minutes of usage - cannot re-connect after crash without restarting QDslrdashboard and sometimes the camera I worked a lot on the iOS version in the past days/weeks so hope the next version will be more stable for you. - Buttons become inactive after a while and then QDD ...

What interval did you use and what was the slowest shutter speed?
Did you use the qDD interval timer or an external one?

If image review is enabled and the image format RAW+JPG only the JPG file is downloaded.
If the interval timer is active the JPG preview is not downloaded but if you set the capture destination to local then both files will be downloaded, I can't change that.