Anyone successfully tethering a Canon R5 to LrC even with the updates installed?

As of version LrC 10.2 tethering the R5 is supposed to be supported. I can confirm that with the current version 11.1 cabled (USB c) tethering is working fine. Make sure you shut down EOS Utilities should the app open up on connecting the camera, as concurrent communication between Utilities and LrC is not possible. The transfer of a full raw picture takes about 2 to 3 seconds to appear on the LrC screen.

What I have not managed to do however is to use the wireless connection to tether. In fact, wireless seems to not work as expected. I would expect to be able to establish a connection between camera and my network (like attaching anything else to the WLAN). I would then expect to use this connection to tether to LrC. However, so far WLAN only seems to allow connections to FTP servers. Why? This is awkward. Why would I have to install and run a FTP server on my laptop first to then (perhaps) be able to transfer pictures to it. Doing that will certainly not give me a tethered LrC experience.

I subscribed to Capture 1 V21 specifically because it would work with the Canon R5. I'm not sure why Adobe is not able to issue patches for this in the cloud model applications. I would prefer to use Lightroom as it is my companies standard software but ... 

I started using Capture one pro now, as Adobe lightroom is not responding/working on providing support to new camera like canon R5.

Capture one pro is so beautiful, camera profile for R5 is also good,, colours are so much better instantaniously- its a heavenly experince 

I wonder why I was using lightroom all these years(8 years)- ofcourse there is no HDR and panaroma stitch possible in captureone pro.

Canon has zero wireless tethering support for their cameras even if EOS utility (for connectivity) has been established. You can use EOS Utility interface for wireless tethering and then drop images in watched folder in LR for auto import as a workaround. The claim from Adobe that Canon has been supported since LR10 is a debatable one. My 1Dx iii can be tethered by USB-C but the live view function is sluggish and is much better through EOS Utilities (Canon's proprietory software). Yep, Canon's software works better than Adobe's, and that's an concern for the almighty Adobe. Reality check right there. Let me say that again... Canon's wireless tethering is faster than Adobe's wired tethering. 

As for my R5, Adobe doesn't recognise it. 

For a company that used to rule the roost, there's scope for competitors to come in a take an easy bite at some market share. Capture One, I'm talking to you. Adobe still think they don't have competition but this game will change if they keep this arrogance and ignorance up. I have always loved Adobe but they have gone downhill in recent (subscription) years and I'm ready to switch

I friendly and respectfully (according to the forum rules) ask:

Are you friendly and respectfully kidding me, Adobe?

It's the instant industry-standard-camera for Canon and no tether support?

Capture one works flawlessly. If you want the commercial-pros to use LR you need to supply fast and flawless tether, I believe.

Sorry, other forum-users for the unproductive comment, but I hope Adobe is reading (though I doubt it...)

Is there an estimated timeframe that we can expect to tether the R5 to LRC?  The workaround using DPP is far too slow to be useable. I just signed a lease on my studio and need a real solution soon. Getting ready to switch to Capture one if there is not a LRC solution very soon. 
thanks. 

It's difficult to fathom that with Adobe's vast resources, as we sit here on December 22nd 2020, nearly 6 months after the public release of the Canon R5, that it still does not offer tethered support in Lightroom. It really boggles my mind. 

The only response that I've gotten from Adobe Support is:

You can use the Auto import feature in LR as a work around.  Super easy to do, just use the Canon software to tether and put them into a specific folder and have LR Auto-import.  It's still super fast.

CANON R5 IS NOT SUPPORTED BY LIGHTROOM 10 for tethering

https://helpx.adobe.com/in/lightroom-classic/kb/tethered-camera-support.html

Confirmed, updated to 10.0 this morning and no dice.