Streaming Media Playing System
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Installation of Streaming Media
1.Supported file formats:
1)Pictures: *.jpg file;
2)Music: *.mp3\*.wma file;
3)Movie:
MPEG4: *.avi\*.divx files that comply with the protocols of Divx3. x/4. x/5. x/6. x/Dvix HD/ Dvix pro.
MPEG2: some *.mpeg files, and some HDMPEG files.
MPEG1: *.dat files, and some mpeg files.
Notes: the particularity of file coding may result in some inaccessible files.
2. Supported devices:
1)Support devices with the Mass Storage Protocol and the FAT/FAT16/FAT32 file system, such as some
2)Support devices with the PTP Protocol, such as some files of digital camera.
3.The product supports most digital cards in the current market if you plans to use external card reader; the types of digital cards that can be read depend on the performance of the card reader; standard mobile hard disks can be connect to the product (working voltage 5.0V and working current lower than 500mA); do not remove the storage medium when the media file is being played or the deadlock, damages to the file in the storage medium or damages to the USB device may occur; sometimes there also is a deadlock caused by too high error code rate, please restart the TV to get rid of such problem; since there are many kinds of
4.For the purpose of obtaining smooth play effect, please pay more attentions to the following two points:
1)The bit rate of file should be lower than 300KB/S;
2)It is strongly recommended not to use USB switcher as possible because of limitation
of USB transmission distance; and make sure that the length of the switcher shorter than one meter if you really have to do so.
3) Please use the
5.Although many movie files have the postfix such as avi and mpeg, there are several formats inside the files; consequently, the TV can only play some avi and mpeg files.
In addition, some files with the postfix of dat in fact are not movie files but usual data file in the computer, hence such files can not be played as movie files.
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