If you have a little Python knowledge, you can now get your Flucard to download photos in a manner compatible with LightRoom's Auto Import.
Functionality is basically the same as with the old Eye-Fi cards. New files are downloaded to a folder. LightRoom then detects changes in that folder and slurps up the new images.
You can download the Python file from here;
Download or copy/paste to a new Python file.
https://github.com/amoringello/FluCardPro-AutoImport/blob/master/fluImport.py
Notes:
It is designed to work on a Mac. But very slight changes should allow it to work on Windows (simply change the FLUBASE_DIR and FLUBASE_FILE to a Windows location).
You WILL NEED to install the 'requests' Python module. Other than that, standard Python 2.7 or higher (but less than Python 3) should work.
I would be really interested if the same APIs work with the K1's WiFi implementation.
I guess I'll find out this weekend... finally bit the bullet and it should arrive soon. (I have a feeling it won't work though...
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I just wrote this up today and did some amount of testing. But it would be irresponsible to say it is flawless.
** That being said, it cannot possibly damage anything on the card. Nothing is ever written to the card! **
Please do let me know how it goes.
Important:
If you're computer has both wired and wireless connectivity, you may need to disconnect the wired network to avoid network IP conflicts. FluCard Only works on 192.168.1.1, which is most likely what your wired network is using.
Simply connect your wireless to the FluCard and run the python program. (use -h for optional parameters)
Last edited by amoringello; 11-25-2016 at 09:09 AM.
Reason: Changed link to GitHub repository.