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I recently purchased a Sony Bravia TV that comes with Internet capability built in. It supports a number of internet capable widgets and web video streaming apps for sites like youtube, twitter & various yahoo! offerings. I'd like to hack on the SDK, but the only version I can find is Japanese. Is there an English version of the SDK? Where can I find some tutorials/examples? Japanese SDK Documentation (English Layout & JavaScript API pdfs included) Take a look at this specification https://dlx.jp.sonystyle.com/dlx/nws/vgc/taiken/applicast/AC-JavaScriptAPISpec.pdf , hope it helps you. Check out

I am working on a simple desktop tethering app for my A7 using the Wi Fi based JSON API. https://developer.sony.com/develop/cameras/ All works well except I cannot download the RAW files. I can tweak things to get full size JPG file which seems to be served from the file system on the camera. for example the following URL seems to address the JPG from SD card. http://myA7camera.info:8080/postview/memory/1000/DCIM/100MSDCF/DSC01353.JPG This URL is coming back from actTakePciture call (I had to give the camera real like URL to satisfy stackoverflow posting requirements. In reality it is the

I looked into Sony's developer website (3 March 2018) and while the design is changed, the contents seem to lag behind. https://developer.sony.com/develop/cameras I do not see any details of the APIs of A9 and 3rd gen A7 cameras. I know these cameras have WiFi and indeed Bluetooth. They are inter-operable with the PlayMemories phone/tablet application. I also understand they removed the PlayMemories app support (the Android app support) from the cameras themselves. I wonder if they expose the documented API? Are there improvements or new functions? Are there any limitations given that the

Very need M (Manual) Exposure mode on QX1. I was searching for an answer to the my question, but don't found the exact answer. Can I choose the full manual Exposure mode on QX1 via API? No, you can't set Manual mode with the current firmware on a QX1 camera. You are supposed to use the getAvailableExposureMode or getSupportedExposureMode API methods to retrieve the supported modes (and optionally display them to the user), then use one of only those modes in setExposureMode . But Manual mode is not supported by the QX1 camera, so it's not returned by the getSupported/Available methods and that

I've just got a Sony KDL-43W800C, and I intend to develop some apps for it, however I can not find any information on how to attach to it using adb for installing apks and getting the logs etc. What am I missing? Tonni Larsen SONY You need to use ADB over TCP/IP. Enable Developer options: Press Home and select Settings. In the TV row, select About. Scroll down to and click on Build several times until a dialog appears with the message "You are now a developer" appears. Enable Debugging: Press Home and go back into the Settings menu. In the System Preferences row, select Developer options,

I use these lines of code for showing notification in my app but sony devices(xperia p, sola, acro s) does not show any notification. I dont have any problem with other android devices. Intent notificationIntent = new Intent(context, ActivityShowQuestion.class); notificationIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK); notificationIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP); PendingIntent contentIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(context, Integer.parseInt(id), notificationIntent, PendingIntent.FLAG_ONE_SHOT); NotificationManager nm = (NotificationManager) context .getSystemService

I have a Sony Alpha 5000 ILCE-5000 camera and I've been working on a web project with it. I haven't had any problem integrating that camera using JSON through wifi, but I don't want to depend on wifi camera. Is it possible for my web project to connect to the camera through USB like a remote camera control program? I read the documentation but it's related to how to connect the camera via wifi using JSON to an Android app. Prem SONY The Camera Remote API is based on HTTP and JSON like you mentioned and is only available over Wi-Fi. USB supports different API on some Sony cameras if you set the