Kodak Cameras - Page 8 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

If you just recently purchased this camera, please contact or call the Kodak help line. You may have received a battery that won't charge. Batteries need a charge at least once a month to keep them at maximum preformance. Leaving the camera battery uncharged for long periods of time can cause the battery to fail sooner than it should. If you do need to set aside your camera for a long period of time, put a full charge to it and then remove it from the camera. Most cameras (video cameras included), even if they are turned off, can trickle the charge down on your battery.
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/contactKodak/kodakPhoneNumbers.jhtml

Sorry, you can't. The CD14 is designed to store images and videos to memory, not to stream live video to another device.

your camera is broken. get a new one. they do wear out, you know. if it is new, return it to the store with the receipt, and get your money back.

It's usually more cost effective to replace small appliances than to repair them.

There are facilities that will do that for you. Google what you want transfer pictures to disc.

Hello, Elsie - The user manual for the Kodak EasyShare M1063 camera states it takes a Kodak Li-Ion rechargeable digital camera battery, KLIC 7001. See the user manual (PDF document) here: http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg00868/M1063_MD1063_MX1063_UG_GLB_en.pdf Page 1, Step 2 even has an illustration of the battery and the direction in which to install it. If the battery still does not fit, I suggest you visit a nearby store which sells cameras and camera equipment and ask one of the individuals working there for assistance with the battery and camera. (Take the camera and battery with you.) Best wishes.

check your cable some are for power and some are for data.

Hello, Joseph - The answer will depend upon where you reside - what country. Fixya.com receives questions from people all over the world and unless the questioner identifies his / her location, we who volunteer with answers find it hard to guess. Instead, I suggest you locate a nearly business (bricks & mortar building) which sells cameras. Find the phone number to make a call and ask for a referral to a business which repairs Kodak brand cameras. You can also use your favorite search engind (Google, Bing, Yahoo Search, etc.) and conduct your own search for Kodak camera repair businesses. Use this search strategy, using quotation marks as shown: "Kodak camera repair" The search results will provide a list of businesses. Click or tap on the links to find out about the businesses and their locations. There may be "Contact Us" information so you can make a telephone call or send an email to verify if the business works on your model of Kodak camera. Best wishes.