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There isn't a way to translate the amount of movement along an axis to the frequency of keypresses sent. Currently it just triggers the keyboard repeat function. This is an interesting use case though. In earlier versions of CMJ, we would send individual keypresses but had trouble with the timing. S...

This an excellent question!

You can use other CMJ profiles that are provided by other users.

However, there is a potential security risk as someone can literally create a profile that has a macro that does a malicious actions such as command line 'format c':, so I would be very cautious.

The .xmp sidecar will be save with a raw file. This sidecar file holds the IPTC data that CMN can add. This way the original raw file is never modified.

CMJ doesn't support Axis merging as in your toe pedal example. This is an interesting use case....we'll look at this in a future version.

Many thanks for this question, and the heads-up about the support forums (this has been fixed). Currently in CMJ you can't have multiple identical (make/model) devices. The only way to reliably identify these are to use the USB ports they are plugged in to, but if we use this, you can't move the dev...

...pondering these suggestions for the next version.

My apologies for the late reply! It is odd that the spacemouse pro wireless button presses are not detected. I'll take a look at this for the next version.

This is not possible in ControlMyNikon. The best way to reduce vibration in ControlMyNikon is to enable exposure delay and have the subject not physically connected to the camera (ex. subject on one table, camera on another table).

Simultaneous camera connections is not possible. This is a limitation of the Nikon SDK, which ControlMyNikon uses.

You can use multiple monitors during a shoot, so you could have one with live view, the other monitor showing live view with no overlays, and another monitor with the final captured image. However, these can't be streamed to a tablet unless you install separate software to mirror a windows monitor t...

The live view image stream is sent to your computer from the camera in the lowest quality 640x400 jpgs. These jpg's may be lighter or darker than the final image depending on whether you have live view exposure preview enabled/disabled on the body. For example with it disabled, you may shoot a dark ...

Hi Cliff, I'm going to include our answer take from our support email on the same topic for future reference: We do have users who scan a barcode which causes an image capture and data to be embedded in the filename and image IPTC data fields. There is more information on this at https://www.tethers...

Many thanks for the bug report. Some bodies will only allow 3 zoom levels while in live view tethered, and this shows up as some of the zoom buttons not really changing the zoom. We'll take a look at this in the next version.

You would need to have two macros:
1) Macro triggered on button DOWN: Send a DN keystroke but keep the key down. Don't send the UP.
2) Macro triggered on button UP: Send the corresponding UP keystroke.

That should work.

I'm exploring methods for handling multiple controllers of the same exact make/model in the next version. It may only work if the USB port they are plugged into is part of the identifier, but that means you have to leave it plugged in to that port. Too bad serial numbers aren't really used by these ...

The current instructions for binding in E:D is quite old, and I need to make new instructions soon! But here's the short cut: 1) Run E:D in a window. 2) Run CMJ, make it 'keep on top'. 3) In CMJ, set the profile target to the E:D game in the list and activate the profile target. 4) In CMJ, make sure...

This is an interesting use case that we did not test. I would suspect the streaming remote mouse driver just ignores or floods the normal hardware mouse driver, if it is even installed on a remote machine. We'll take a closer look at this in the future.

You'll need to use earlier than .Net 4.0 with the existing sample code. Newer versions of .Net will require tweaks to the calls and possibly the data structures. We don't have any plans for newer .Net versions soon.

This is a great suggestion and we are planning to release C and C++ sample code, but aren't expecting this real soon. Doing a C or C++ conversion should be easy as the Microsoft calls and structures are all documented in C and C++, while we had to convert these to C#.

The HVDK SDK includes C# and Delphi example code, and we have published this code on GitHub as: https://github.com/tetherscript/hvdk So get ready to clone and hack the SDK to your heart’s content. And be sure send in Pull requests if you fix any bugs or add some nifty new feature. Note: The HVDK dri...