Live view won't turn off

[k3tzor]

I'm trying to setup everything but when I enable Live View on my Nikon D7000 trough the GPhoto2server I cannot turn it off again with unticking the option.

[mvmn]

Unfortunately I don't have access to D7000, so not sure how I can address this issue. Which browser do you use? Can you check browser's console for errors?

[k3tzor]

Default I use Safari on my Mac and iPhone. Tried Chrome and FireFox to, but still the problem is there. Isn't there a CLI command I could use to try it without the GPhoto2server, so I could test that gphoto2 is working fully with my Nikon D7000?

[mvmn]

If you see live view than it's working.

[mvmn]

Since you have the problem in every browser, can you check the browser console for errors when you try to switch off live view?

[k3tzor]

Oh yeah, checked and everything is good. No errors or warnings in de dev consoles in the 3 different browsers. In terminal no problems to.

[mvmn]

Ok, I'll ask around for Nikon camera and will check that issue once I get my hands on one.

Meanwhile, try to use viewfinder option to disable live view (Nikon Viewfinder - /main/actions/viewfinder ).

[spectrared]

I have not used Live view, but the server uses the GPhoto2 CLI - try opening the terminal and use the gphoto2 commands.

On Nov 15, 2017, at 6:31 AM, Mykola Makhin notifications@github.com wrote:

Ok, I'll ask around for Nikon camera and will check that issue once I get my hands on one.

Meanwhile, try to use viewfinder option to disable live view.

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[mvmn]

Actually the GPhoto2Server doesn't use gphoto2 CLI anymore since version 1.0 - I'm using JNA access to libgphoto2 since it's way faster than executing gphoto2 CLI command, and the live view feature was the whole reason for switching to the faster way. FYI.

[mvmn]

Closing for inactivity.