My TV doesn't play movies from USB drive.
Romain
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Hello,
I bought a Haier brand TV, 55 inches. Like anyone who buys a screen, I'd like to watch a movie. So I downloaded a movie and placed it on a USB drive. When plugging the USB drive into the TV's port, only the photos are displayed :/
Can anyone help me?
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I bought a Haier brand TV, 55 inches. Like anyone who buys a screen, I'd like to watch a movie. So I downloaded a movie and placed it on a USB drive. When plugging the USB drive into the TV's port, only the photos are displayed :/
Can anyone help me?
Configuration: iPhone / Safari 10.0
3 réponses
Hello,
I would like to add that not all USB ports on televisions allow video playback; sometimes you can only play MP3s or photos.
You should check this in the device’s user manual.
If that’s the case, there are other ways to play your videos on a TV:
- use a home DVD player by burning CD/DVD discs, with or without conversion, or by using the USB port of the device if it has one
- connect the television to a computer using one of the HDMI inputs on the TV if it has one
- use a multimedia external hard drive
- others
If the USB port allows video playback, then refer to the answers from other contributors.
Best regards
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Long live Bobo! ~ Little fish will grow big ~
I would like to add that not all USB ports on televisions allow video playback; sometimes you can only play MP3s or photos.
You should check this in the device’s user manual.
If that’s the case, there are other ways to play your videos on a TV:
- use a home DVD player by burning CD/DVD discs, with or without conversion, or by using the USB port of the device if it has one
- connect the television to a computer using one of the HDMI inputs on the TV if it has one
- use a multimedia external hard drive
- others
If the USB port allows video playback, then refer to the answers from other contributors.
Best regards
--
Long live Bobo! ~ Little fish will grow big ~
