I know this information can be hard to find
but I'm sure someone here can help me...
I hope
I was just given an LCD screen from a
Sony HandyCam camera. Finding lots
of wire (21) but Having no clue on the
spec of this LCD I don't really know
where to start.
Would the LCD be usefull? Could I
hook it to a VGA source? RCA?
Any information would be
appreciated

but I'm sure someone here can help me...
I hope

I was just given an LCD screen from a
Sony HandyCam camera. Finding lots
of wire (21) but Having no clue on the
spec of this LCD I don't really know
where to start.
Would the LCD be usefull? Could I
hook it to a VGA source? RCA?
Any information would be
appreciated

darnit dude,
I have the same problem. I was given a broken digicam and I stripped the LCD module... I know the part number but I really dont know how I can hook it up with an RCA (or VGA) plug.
all info will be usefull, people pls reply!!!
thanks.
I have the same problem. I was given a broken digicam and I stripped the LCD module... I know the part number but I really dont know how I can hook it up with an RCA (or VGA) plug.
all info will be usefull, people pls reply!!!
thanks.
Hi fellas,
Haven't got good news for you, sorry. Generally pannels from cameras/laptops and the like aren't much use to us as there isn't an easy way of sending them a video signal - to do so you would need a seperate controller board in most cases and I don't envy you trying to find one...
Haven't got good news for you, sorry. Generally pannels from cameras/laptops and the like aren't much use to us as there isn't an easy way of sending them a video signal - to do so you would need a seperate controller board in most cases and I don't envy you trying to find one...

Wait a second....
There may be hope yet.
A lot of camcorders have analog input (composite RCA or a miniplug) so customers can connect an analog camcorder or VCR to the digital camcorder and copy old tapes into a digital format.
If yours is one of those, and you still have all of the parts, try putting it back together as best you can and plug your VCR into the analog input. It should play on the LCD screen.
You're on your own from there.
T.
There may be hope yet.
A lot of camcorders have analog input (composite RCA or a miniplug) so customers can connect an analog camcorder or VCR to the digital camcorder and copy old tapes into a digital format.
If yours is one of those, and you still have all of the parts, try putting it back together as best you can and plug your VCR into the analog input. It should play on the LCD screen.
You're on your own from there.
T.
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