So I’ve been working on a tether program for my Nikon D40x. My current development platform is 32-bit Vista, but my target machine is a 64-bit Vista machine. So today I’ve finally got everything working on my development machine and migrate it to my target machine. Everything seems fine under normal test cases until I go to exercise a couple of key events used to detect if the camera is available or not. Well they are not firing as they do under 32-bit Vista.
Has anyone ran into this themselves, and if so have you found a workaround yet? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I got the events, no probs on windows 7 but the the properties are not updating in realtime with the synchornize command. any ideas?
I removed my previous comment since it was unrelated due to me misreading your comments last night…Mondays…ugh
The properties you are looking to update, what are they? I have not personally used the synchronize command in an attempt to update properties.
What I have done in the past is simply to query the properties I wish to update on a periodic basis usually from background thread. The only time I typically call the synchronize command is when I have deleted a file or files and need to let the device know to do the same.