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+===== The Insta360 Python remote program =====
+On the **[[https://github.com/RigacciOrg/insta360-wifi-api/|insta360-wifi-api GitHub repository]]** you can find a Python library which implements basic communication with the Insta360 camera over WiFi connection. There is also an example Python program with the basic functionality of **remote control**. You can easily run it from a PC with GNU/Linux, but you can also install the required Python language and libraries in MS-Windows and even on Android. I run that program on my smartphone, it just required to install the **[[https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.termux/|Termux]]** app.
+===== Unsolved Problems =====
+It seems **impossibile to change some settings via the WiFi API**; e.g. I was not able to change:
+  * Sharpness
+  * Prompt Sound
+  * Indicator Light (LEDs)
+When some settings are changed via the WiFi API, **the preview on the camera screen does not reflect that change**; nor in the live stream, nor into the on-screen-display labels. E.g. white balance, capture resolution, fielf of view. Fortunately if you start the video capture, the settings are effective.
 ===== White Balance Settings =====