Nikon Coolpix s4000 Len error repair(third-party software) description
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Your camera hardware is interfered with radiation frequency. The electronic components are being fully controlled by the manufacturer so they can invest in you to buy a new camera Len when clearly it your main board so I reverse engineered the camera USB/audio/video output connector "voltage" has I had showed you in the video. In summary, chemistry is the study of matter!
on cellphone , idiotic vision , whant to have more subcriptions .
Your solution makes no sense. What "third party hardware"? How did you get that picture to display on the computer screen?? How do you even get the camera to come on (and the lens pop out) when you had the wire attached??
Do read the user manual when you first bought it? It said something about third party. Search it over the internet what does that mean. The company manufacturer put scripting language (software) on the hardware where the user can control your electronics. So I used a wire to connect to the port and trick the frequencies on printed circuit board because it has electronic components called die. When the Len first turn on, I QUICKLY HOLD ON THE LEN WITH MY HAND because I wanted to see how the printed circuit board operate with the battery.
@@leang2157 I got my camera used, so, no, I did not read the user manual because I did not have it; but I will download it. So then how does your sequence add up to solving the problem? I've watched the video over and over again; about five times, and I still couldn't figure out what you did. How is that camera patching into that PC? Is that some specific software? What is that PC software then (I don't mean windows)?
You need to be more descriptive with your videos. You post a video to show someone how to do something; you need to be more descriptive so they can understand, and repeat what you did. "What?", "How?" and "Why?", etc. You don't explain much, so I don't know how it worked. You need to explain more. If you did, this would be a really helpful video.
@@tristar4857 I used a elgato video capture it a software to display onto my laptop. I used the camera port connector to av cable(Yellow and white) those two plugs into the elgato video capture output and the software displayed because i didn't want to use my nikon camera lcd touch screen. My camera battery was messed up that it was swollen and didn't last long so I used the elgato video capture. Then my nikon camera lcd was turn off when I had the av cable connected on the camera.
Now that I already took the camera apart and threw away the Len. I am modifying the camera mobo and used my oscilloscope and multimeter to figure out what those capacitors and those other things on the mobo. I me a new battery for it so I decided not to use the elgato so I have a phone camera lens I want to soldered on the nikon camera.
@@leang2157 Okay, thank you for clarifying which software you were using. That fills in some blanks and really helps.
Now, what I don't understand is where the A/V cable comes in, when plugging the camera into the laptop. In the video, you show yourself plugging the USB blade directly into the laptop; so I see no A/V cable involved. So since you say that you patched in an A/V cable, where did you do that? Where are the yellow and white wires that you mentioned? Otherwise, by the video, it appears you just plugged the camera directly into the laptop, via a USB cable (which you show the blade of). Thanks.
@@tristar4857 I bought one of this www.elgato.com/en/video-capture
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Phuc Zika I haven’t dissemble the camera yet it seems the mobo is shit so I might try upgrading it with new electronic components
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Hindi main naya len daal raha hoon