PIXPRO Remote Viewer

Hi everyone! I used to have this problem: I would connect my iPhone to the camera's Wi-Fi network and it would say it was connected, but as soon as I opened the app, it would disconnect. This went on for a long time, but I decided to give it one more opportunity.😭 What I did was put my phone in airplane mode and then turn on *only* the Wi-Fi, connecting exclusively to the camera's network—and that way, I was able to access it! Even though I found a workaround to get the app running properly, it used to work perfectly at first without needing airplane mode. I hope the developers can fix these connection issues, because it really is a great app that makes taking photos and downloading them to your phone much easier! I hope my experience helps anyone who is still trying to establish a successful connection between their camera and phone.

This app makes downloading your picture so easy! The first time is a little tricky but after you connect the camera to the phone the first time the phone will remember the WiFi and it will show up anytime when the camera is in WiFi mode. To connect the camera to your phone the first time you need to put the camera in WiFi mode and then go on your phone and go on settings and click WiFi then go to the network section that shows all the WiFi’s and click “other’s” then type the name of the Kodak WiFi and the password that shows up on the camera screen. After that the camera will be connected. Then later times when you turn the camera on WiFi mode the WiFi will be suggested and you just click on it and it will be connected. It’s so easy after the first connection. And when the phone is connected you can see what the camera sees from your phone and take pictures from your phone. Genuinely love this app!

You’ll give the app access to your local network and it’ll keep sending you to the permission settings for PIXPRO Remote Viewer if you don’t have your Kodak camera connected. This is not the problem that’s preventing you from connecting your camera to your phone so I don’t know why it sends you to permission settings. REAL SOLUTION: 1. Have your camera on WI-FI Mode 2. Go to WI-FI settings on your phone 3. Look for the SSID of your camera (shown on camera screen in WI-FI Mode) under "Other Networks" 4. Enter the password shown below the SSID Should be connected now, you have to go to WI-FI Mode on your camera and go to WI-FI settings on your phone and connect again, however, it should be saved under "My Networks" on your phone so you won’t need the password unless you refresh it on your camera.