opening up mp4 player

[pmilladcs]

ok, i'm willing to open my mp4 player up. it already has lost 2 screws at the bottom. when i sortof open it, i see this blue card thingy. can someone give me steps to open up my player without f**king it up and helping me identify which chip type i have? i would highly apreciate it

[tadad1]

pmilladcs, you could try running easychips to identify your chipset. You can download it here:
http://uploaded.to/?id=0c5cgk

[pmilladcs]

o jeez. i didn't kno that. well there's a black chip that says samsung 64 k9lag0g08u0n pcb0

[pmilladcs]

um is there any translater picture thing for the easychips it's all in chinese or something

[pmilladcs]

is there such thing as a A00000600001 chipset. i dont think so, the easy chips program is hard to use if you can't read anything
the only filled in blanks look like this


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USB 2.0(HS) Flash Disk
A00000600001
2.0 (480Mbps)
64byte
{36FC9E60-C465-11CF-8056-444553540000}\0006
USB#ROOT_HUB20#4&b893bd0&0#{f18a0e88-c30c-11d0-8815-00a0c906bed8}

[tadad1]

pmilladcs, Your chipset type will be displayed here:

[pmilladcs]

that's what mine looks like

[tadad1]

pmilladcs, Ok the program may not be compatible with you chip type. You may have to open the player after all.

[pmilladcs]

i opened it. i think i was i'm looking at the right chip. it says "samsung 64
k9lago8uon
pcbo"

i guess the key letters are "AG"
well anyways i'm still tryna figure out which chip i have

[lattesurf]

pmilladcs , that's the memory chip which is a 2GB Samsung chip.

To identify your player's processor, the best way is to open up the player and look for the processor chip's serial number. The memory chip is usually the largest, followed by a second largest chip which is the processor.