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I played around some more ... different phones ... different os etc
finally got an older iphone6s under ios13.6 to connect using imagingedge 7.4

android no way for imagingedge but the older playmemories 6.3 works on an older tablet even

finniky little thing ?

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Ahhh you're a lucky one!  ?
A couple of the phones I tried was a Nokia6.1 Android 8 and a LGG4 Android 6 - both said nope

Maybe it's v7.4?  When I get some time I will back the version down towards 7.2.1 ...
It's just funny the old PlayMemories v6.3 on an even older SonyTabZ with Android 4.4 works ?!?!

Time for the two Campbell soup cans and a string ... good grief ?

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I vaguely remember there being some reason why I didn't upgrade to the latest.

I also vaguely remember having a hard time getting the connection going first time, and being raltively easy after that.

There are third-party remote apps, but I suspect that if you want stuff like the GPS co-ordinates transmitted to the camera, you need the Sony app up and running reliably.

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