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<blockquote data-quote="archiprosody" data-source="post: 409384" data-attributes="member: 36927">Hi, first post here..I would like to start/stop video remotely with my D7000, but haven't found a method yet. I would be willing to go either wireless or with a cable, doesn't matter.Rather&nbsp; than get up and restart the video (at the camera) each time I am&nbsp; filming myself and possibly another person I'd be interviewing, I'd like to be able to just hit a button somewhere and start/stop the recording.• I purchased a remote cable release (Phottix TR-90) but found it only can control the shutter for photographs, not start/stop video.• I then inquired with Nikon about the WU-1a wireless mobile adapter;&nbsp; at first one of their 3rd-party &quot;expert users&quot; told me in a chat window&nbsp; that I could use it with the D7000 (even though the compatibility chart&nbsp; lists the D7100), but an actual Nikon rep later informed me she was mistaken, that it would not work.I heard people talking about a USB OTG (on-the-go) cable, is this a possibility? Any ideas or leads? Thanks for checking the topic out, hope someone can help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="archiprosody, post: 409384, member: 36927"] Hi, first post here.. I would like to start/stop video remotely with my [B]D7000[/B], but haven't found a method yet. I would be willing to go either wireless or with a cable, doesn't matter. Rather than get up and restart the video (at the camera) each time I am filming myself and possibly another person I'd be interviewing, I'd like to be able to just hit a button somewhere and start/stop the recording. • I purchased a remote cable release ([B]Phottix TR-90[/B]) but found it only can control the shutter for photographs, not start/stop video. • I then inquired with Nikon about the [B]WU-1a wireless mobile adapter[/B]; at first one of their 3rd-party "expert users" told me in a chat window that I could use it with the D7000 (even though the compatibility chart lists the D7100), but an [I]actual [/I]Nikon rep later informed me she was mistaken, that it would not work. I heard people talking about a [B]USB OTG[/B] (on-the-go) cable, is this a possibility? Any ideas or leads? Thanks for checking the topic out, hope someone can help! [/QUOTE]

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