Reverse Engineering the TouchBar Screen + MIPI DSI Primer

[@lis6502]

11:36 MOAR OF THIS STUFF:D i haven't had such good time with youtube for long ago... Chapeau bas dude

[@erik_james]

duuude you are a beast! Man I also wanted to do that a couple months ago but I failed due to the lack of knowledge and experience. Good work bro!

[@ArtiZirk]

Very impressive reverse engineering!

[@dan980644]

OMG, this is amazing! Please do more with this screen!

[@paulkilgannon3043]

Awesome job figuring this out! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@seraphin_creates]

Super underrated channel! Good explanations and interesting projects

[@ViceChief]

super cool, excellent work

[@miloplacas]

impressive video and channel, thanks for the infrmation and the good form of explanation

[@dastatiks6182]

Nice job ! Thanks for the video, really interesting !

[@kieranjervis8590]

Can you provide links to any discussion forums relating to this please? I would like to learn more.
我想了解更多，有论坛吗？

[@lis6502]

10:09 and this is what i call hackery. No breakout board? No problem, i'll just grab some enameld wire and slap the shit out if it with adhesive tape :D Much appreciated :D

[@AlvinusRamsi]

Wow, amazing work! Did you already try reading back touch interactions from the screen?

[@nbzwt]

As far as I know, someone else in the community is working on that but hasn't got that fully working yet

[@akiko009]

THANKS!!

[@ajilful]

Hi, this is great news!! and great work . Thanks for sharing , is it possible to drive the screen from a controller like raspberry pi ?

[@ianhanschen]

Nice.

[@lukemarvin]

I’ve wondered about using a 1st gen iPad Pro screen in a Thinkpad x61 with a custom motherboard. I believe it is an LTL129JL01-A03, which panelook says uses eDP but I can’t find a datasheet. In theory, could I just plug it into something with eDP and it would work? Probably has a weird connector or something though.

[@mecJeanPeter]

Impressive! What model is your Siglent oscilloscope?

[@iogami_raito]

Hello, where can i find instruction (or watch video) how exactly connect touchbar to esp32?

[@king_james_official]

i'm pretty sure the esp32's aren't fast enough to do high speed mipi dsi

[@lezion]

After doing re on this touch bar, do you think if its worth doing reverse engineering on third party mpip screens ( Smartphones, tablets) in general to use them in hobby projects?

[@lis6502]

after watching this video i am sure you and i and everyone with opposite thumbs will be able to do so.

[@doudlewouzle]

wow

[@luyu-wu]

真的太棒了

[@tc.]

给力给力!!

[@UrbanGT]

I was planning to use the screen for a small project with my raspberry pi. Big F, can't understand 95% of the video. :D

[@Kris-ws]

Imma download this video before you go ""missing"" lol

[@lis6502]

reading my mind ;] youtube-dl is a godsend

[@smizmar8]

ok so... queso haha, perfection