I got an easycap off ebay. Its detected as a utv007 chip. I've plugged my factory kenwood reverse camera into it and it actually works. Too easy.
Chris
Flat6Estate wrote:McDoof,
I ordered the one from the link, and (connecting it to my sony z3 with OTG cable for testing) whatever i do, nothing seems to work.
I have tried NTSC, PAL, numbers 1 through 4 for inputs.
I get continual signal loss, or lock up and crash/reboot the z3, but no picture at all.
Is there a way to confirm what chipset is inside? Either using the z3, or a win 7 pc?
Help please
Flat6Estate wrote:I thought the Easycap viewer software was supposed to get around this problem of drivers.
It says that it doesn't need root access.
Flat6Estate wrote:This is for a N7 2012. Or is the same for both '12 and '13 models?
Flat6Estate wrote:how manual? any help appreciated...
Flat6Estate wrote:I'm confused cause following this link
SomeFReaK wrote:i tried the easycap app from the store with mine (asus nexus 7 2012) and it doesn't work.
Im hoping to try my hardware on a 2nd rev nexus running the new timurs soon which should be interesting
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