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v0.3
New
- Link health monitor in the HUD — a second HUD line tells you whether low
fps are caused by the WiFi link or the camera, colour-coded (green / amber /
red). On Android it shows the WiFi RSSI (dBm) and link speed; on iOS (where
Apple blocks RSSI) it shows a link-health estimate from frame gaps and drops. - Camera diagnostics — a Diagnostics button produces a shareable report of
what the connected camera supports, on both Android and iOS. Handy for testers
on unverified models. - Camera capability detection — the app reads the camera's available API
and hides controls a body genuinely doesn't support, so it behaves better
across different Sony models (a6000, a6300, …).
Fixed
- a6000 regression where zoom, touch focus and the Camera card button
could disappear: the a6000 reports an incomplete API list, so those methods
are now always assumed available (each already fails safely on its own).
Notes
- The Camera card button appears on all cameras, but browsing the SD card and
downloading RAW only work if the patched camera app
(SonyLiveMonitor-a6000-avcontent.apk, installed on the camera via PMCA-RE)
is in use. Zoom and touch focus work with the stock Smart Remote too.
Downloads
SonyLiveMonitor-v0.3.apk— Android phone app.SonyLiveMonitor-a6000-avcontent-ONLY-FOR-CAMERA.apk— patched camera app
(install on the camera with PMCA-RE, not on the phone).SonyLiveMonitor-v0.3-unsigned.ipa— iOS, sideload with AltStore.
See the install guide.