My hand cam touch screen is not working ,,record is working

Video features are available only on iPhone 3G S. With the built-in camera, it's easy to take photos and record videos with iPhone. To record videos, press/touch camera icon on the screen. On the right hand down corner, you'll find two icons - photo camera and video camera. Slide the pointer to the video camera side to take videos. Press/Touch the 'central red button' to start recording videos.

if the initialize and calibration settings cannot be accessed if the touch screen is not responding, try to power reset the camera: turn cam off, remove the battery, make sure the cam is not connected to an optional ac adaptor, set mode switch to play, press and hold down the power button for a minute, let go and turn cam mode back to off, reinsert battery and turn cam on. if touch screen is still not working, unit may require service. hope this helps. thanks:)

You may just no have the proper program to do what you want. Video recording software isn't standard on many operating systems, but you can download some for free.
My Screen Cam works pretty well: http://my-screen-cam.findmysoft.com/download/#

Try using wet head cleaning tape. If no solution then need replace the video head if you can't do, go to service shop to change it

When you are in style play screen , press record , then select record/edit , it leads you to record screen. on record screen touch upper right hand of the screen (page menu) and select "write style" and this way you can save it whereever you choose. once you are done , on same page menu choose "exit from menu" to get out

hi,
its a ruttin problem you just change the LCD FLAP its easily available ,just change it and find the magic,

You may have lost your image sensor.

1. Take lens cap off.
2. Look in lens make sure there is nothing on or blocking lens.
3. Find bright room & see if image comes up.
4. Make sure your in video record mode.
5. If you have eyepiece lens look to make sure it is off. {Most cams will not let you use both at same time.}
6. Still no image try recording on blank disk then play back see if image is recording.

If that does not work MSG back.

That solution does not work on the T77.
I have the same problem and this is how I solved it.
Press the Menu button on the bottom left corner of the screen.
Go to the second page (2/3) select the "REC MODE" (it is the firrst choice)
Select your mode as normal and not burst and then exit the menu.
Now you should be able to activate the flash from the screen..
Hope it works for you as it did for me.

Take the battery out and turn selection switch to camera and then turn it off. Put the battery back in and its working again.
if that doesn't work try
Try smacking the side of the camera relatively hard with the palm of your hand. Eject the tape and reinsert. You may need to do this a couple of times.

Fixed it, at least temporarily I had the side off my trv250 examining it, especially the CCD connection. I had read the post about soldering a capacitor to pins 1 and 3 (from the left) on the bottom row. I didn't have the specific capacitor on hand, but I started touching some of the small ones I did have to those pins. I found that after I touched a 100uF, 10V cap to pins 1 and 3 the picture suddenly came back to life and stayed that way after removing the cap. I have no idea how long this will last, and I've set up the cam on a tripod in the livingroom with the LCD display facing me so I can monitor it. If you, like me, figure you have nothing else to lose, you might want to give this a try. Note: my camera was suffering from the green smeary horizontal lines problem, and wasn't completely black. I'm not sure if this makes a difference or not.