Also I found a "Muku Labs Camera Shutter Remote Control for iOS and Android Devices", but with an expensive price So I looked arround and tried LLama and Tasker to get my "Sony SBH20" headset working. Now, I created a tasker profile to get any kind of bluetooth headset working witch any camera app. I think this should also work on any other
So in my head it would be like: connect bt dongle with shutter switch -> dump/sniff a very specific Bluetooth traffic snippet lets say the "command to turn the shutter up" -> then pass these "lines" via go program to the bluetooth device and tell it to send to the switch. – Robert Heß. Jul 18, 2021 at 11:13. A bit simplified but yes.Step 1: Gather the Parts. go to radioshack or your parts bin and get. ONE In-Line 1/8" Phone Jack (3 PIN Stereo type) ONE (or 2 if your making ur own shutter cable) 1/8" stereo Phone Plug. (these come in packs of 2) one nikon MC-DC2 (works with MC-DC1 if your camera only supports that and probably other shutter releases) Ask Question.
Please run the Bluetooth troubleshooter and see if the issue will persist. Please follow the steps below on how: Press Windows and I keys to open Settings. Click on Update & Security. On the left hand pane, click on Troubleshoot. Under Find and Fix other problems, click on Bluetooth. Click on Run the troubleshooter.
The Yunteng YT-1288 includes a built-in Bluetooth remote shutter that you can pair with your smartphone to take photos wirelessly. It is also detachable so you can use it even without using the selfie stick. It has a built-in rechargeable battery and comes with a micro USB cable that you can use with a standard wall adapter.
The Yi Bluetooth Remote Control allows you to access remotly your Yi Action Camera through a simple operation. You can control the camera's functions, switch modes, capture photos, start and stop recording videos in a distance range up to 10 meters. It supports Bluetooth 4.1 technology to ensures smart and fast connectivity, strong signal and IkbtC6O.