Webcam picture has lines across it or a grid (depending on which USB socket I use).

Translation:How to download photos to PC by USB

You use a cable with the correct USB connectors on both ends. Depending on what you are loading it from i.e.

1. Tablet OTG socket

2. Camera Mini USB or full sized USB


3. PC will have full female USB socket.

Most PC's will load the camera device as a memory device and show a list of files on a drive, which you can copy across to the PC.

Hate to give you some bad news...But, It sounds like you have a bad screen. Samsung had several issues with the screens on this model. You may get lucky and may have a bad T-con board. The small board at the top center of the TV. If you want to give it a try? Buy a used one,so you don't loose that much money. If is the screen? Some people have had luck complaining to Samsung about it. They may provide a replacement screen,but you still have to pay a shop to install it. The T-Con board part number is... Samsung LJ94-02601F or this one depending on what screen is in yours. Samsung LJ94-02349C

maybe did you try it with skype or an IM application?

might need new drivers for that from www.sony.com

Probably not, many digital cameras have the option to display grid lines on the display to make it easier to frame your pictures. Look in your camera manual to see if you can turn grid lines on or off.

Grid lines can help you frame horizontal pictures (like a landscape).

Hope that helps!

Hi,
Sounds like you have a bad convergence circuit, it's what lines up your picture so the colors are correct. Most brands (excluding RCA) use the same basic design. There are 2 big ICs called STKs that normally fail, some resistors or fuses may also go. Its about $300-$400 bucks to have someone repair it. If you want to try it yourself, this link TVrepair will take you to a site that sells kits with the parts and step by step instructions on how to fix it. Good luck

Monitor is going bad, just like an older t.v. does when the deflection grid can no longer maintain a stable picture.

i'm no expert by any means; but I wonder if it could be as simple as the reflective screening on the inside comming loose. I have a 65" and I took it apart to clean it. The reflective screening looked to me like it could be a weak point. Just a thought.

ok! the arching line is for screen grid, make sure your spark gap is in align! or much better replace a new one CRT socket then clean all CRT board area with laquer thinner...

What operating system?

hi Jenredd, i think there is something wrong with ccd, if so it is serious... . I experienced some disturbed picture on lcd or whole black lcd due to ccd problem. As u said you pictures are fadded it means may be ccd is damaged. If so you have to replace the ccd at any authorised repairer for fuji. as you mentioned other problem there is nothing common between both. for that i suppose there is some problem in either usb socket or cord , so first check the cord, if it is ok then we can doubt on usb socket. But in both the way you have to go to Fuji . good luck