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I recently purchased a Fujifilm XP140 camera I intend to use for underwater photography. The camera however only connects via wifi. With an app I can connect with my Android phone to download photos but I am just wondering if there is a way of connecting it to my Arch desktop.
Fujifilm ships the camera with a FujiFilm PC Autosave program but there's only a Windows and a Mac version. I searched in the internet but there doesn't seem to be a Linux version.
Is it possible to connect this camera via wifi to Arch by other means to download photos?
I really would like to avoid using wine.
I also downloaded the Apple .dmg file to snoop and mounted it and it contains a .app directory which I assume is wholly an Apple installer.
I'm running KDE.
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According to the manual, it will also collect via BT or USB, which should make getting pictures off it trivial.
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The USB only functions to charge the battery but doesn't do card reading. I tried the BT as well but the camera somehow doesn't pair with the PC. It loops looking for an Android device.
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A user claims to have it work on wine: https://www.fujix-forum.com/threads/lin … -fi.41255/
Yeah for stupid proprietary file transfer protocols, an sftp server was of course no option, because reasons.
(That being said: I'd nmap the cam IP, just to see whether maybe some familiar port is open…)
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Maybe it has RTSP on its wifi interface.
That being said: I'd nmap the cam IP
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I personally just have a dislike using wine.
l'll have a look what nmap gives, or rtsp for what matters.
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