It is possible.

Cool, I'm trying the Android App right now, but I still have 2 quick question:
- is there a way to use tap-to-focus on the preview to focus while recording, or only through the arrows?
- Which is the difference between demo and registered mode for an Android User?

Many thanks ...

I found a way to install the app onto the Meizu MX3 and it says that this Android doesn't support the connection via USB, but only via wifi.

I looked in the phone specs and it includes USB OTG (maybe it is not linked to the connection with the camera).

Same question as before: is it a phone issue ...

Play Store says that Helicon Remote is not compatible with Meizu MX3.

Is it a concrete issue with this smartphone or is it easily fixed?

Many thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Andrea

Stas Yatsenko wrote:IOS - probably not, Android - definitely not.

Can you please confirm If it's possible to adjust the focus from the app while recording with android?

It's a mistake on our part, sorry. Of course this limitation should not engage with USB connection. Fixed (assuming you're on Mac):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_uKrE3_LamxQlJWU3RtTHhfOUk/view?usp=sharing

Thanks a lot!!

I've not tried yet, but is there the same issue also with the Android ...

Hi all,

I have a Nikon D5200 and I'd like to use Helicon Remote software to remotely pull the focus while I'm recording using the cam with my glidecam, in order to not touch directly the camera.

To test the funcionality of the software I have innitially connected the D5200 to my Mac with the USB ...