HTC Camera: thin blue line?

[jellyme]

Hi helpers! In the camera viewfinder image and in the resulting photos/videos I get a thin blue vertical (or other color) line where the lower edge of an app title bar would end (on the right hand side of the screen) This didn't happen when I had the standard O2 xda neo rom (which probably came with a different camera app and driver version)

Am using: HTC camera ver 3.02 build 23018

Do you also get this thin vertical line? Its incredibly annoying...

[paradis_pal]

what ROM do you use, search I posted drivers of the camera here

do you overclock your CPU?

[jellyme]

Have got the permanent thin blue (or green line) in the viewing area and in the result picture since moving from an original o2 germany rom.

Specifically I get it with:
- NVID 2.2 WM50 (the rom used to switch to, before upgrading to WM60 - this ROM upgrades the SPL and IPL!!)
- Smart1v2 WM60
- TrueNeytral WM60 1.4 (newest version)

And no I'm not overclocking. However, even at 270Mhz the camera takes good fotos and videos with no strange colors (NVID and SMART1 cameras were unusable overclocked).

Am currently running the TrueNeytral WM60.

Is no one else getting this? Very strange. I would be grateful for any help.

[vlodeck]

Try dissamblying your phone and check the camera flex for dust or something. Plainly unplug and plug the camera once again.

[jellyme]

Can you unplug the camera??? that would be fantastic!!! I am actually not allowed to take the phone to work as it has a camera in it.

How do I do that? I've opened up my phone and couldn't see where to unplug... do I have to pull out the whole daughter-board?

[vlodeck]

you have to open the whole phone to see the board. check out on google or here for dissamblying toutorial. Its pretty much the same as magician or charmer.

[jellyme]

thanks, I'll give it a try (again).

[paradis_pal]

dust or unflixable will not make a then vertical line I think

it may be driver (((I had one with ATI RADEON, gone when have new driver))) try the 2.20 official Qtek
or hardware, the device has a big shock and it can't be fix

I get blue dots in low light places when have more light it gone

I hope it is dust or if you plug it and unplug it it will be slove, but be carefule you will lose warranty if you have one check the warranty services

[snggwt]

1. disable overclocking causes remove thin blue/green line from camera