Reverse Engineering the TouchBar Screen + MIPI DSI Primer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a collaboration project with Yukidamayaki-san ( / thelithcore , to reverse engineer the touchbar screen and drive it with a microcontroller. You can find docs, code, and board design at gitlab.com/yuk.... More reference can be found in the end of the video. If you like the video, consider like and subscribe to the channel, also follow me on the Patreon ( / wenting215 )
11:36 MOAR OF THIS STUFF:D i haven't had such good time with youtube for long ago... Chapeau bas dude
Very impressive reverse engineering!
OMG, this is amazing! Please do more with this screen!
Awesome job figuring this out! Thanks for sharing 👍
super cool, excellent work
Super underrated channel! Good explanations and interesting projects
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!
Nice job ! Thanks for the video, really interesting !
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
Wow, amazing work! Did you already try reading back touch interactions from the screen?
As far as I know, someone else in the community is working on that but hasn't got that fully working yet
THANKS!!
真的太棒了
Nice.
Imma download this video before you go ""missing"" lol
reading my mind ;] youtube-dl is a godsend
Hi, this is great news!! and great work . Thanks for sharing , is it possible to drive the screen from a controller like raspberry pi ?
wow
给力给力!!
Hello, where can i find instruction (or watch video) how exactly connect touchbar to esp32?
i'm pretty sure the esp32's aren't fast enough to do high speed mipi dsi
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.
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?
after watching this video i am sure you and i and everyone with opposite thumbs will be able to do so.
Impressive! What model is your Siglent oscilloscope?
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
ok so... queso haha, perfection