Showing posts with label blu ray player usb port. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blu ray player usb port. Show all posts

Sunday, March 2, 2014

How to watch movies on a blu-ray player through the usb port?




mont121793


I have a blu-ray disk player and it has a usb port in the back. It also came with an 8 gb memory card that fits into the usb port, can I save videos to the memory card and watch them on the blu-ray player? If so, what format do the movies have to be saved as?


Answer
windows media player! via pc!

Can you connect a blu ray player to the internet through a usb connection?




Atheos


I have a blu ray player that only has a wifi connection. There is no ethernet port but it does have a usb port. I know a wired connection is far superior than a wireless connection. So is there a way to connect to the internet with some sort of usb wire that connects to the modem?


Answer
sorry, no. See on this device it would seem that the USB is there only to use as a storage device (if you are watching movies you have saved onto your computer you watch them through a thumb drive on the player) Yes a wired connection CAN be faster....if it's over the proper TYPE! See wifi can allow for pretty fast speeds, but the USB is generally limited. USB has different types, each one faster than the last, but still fairly slow here's an idea of transfer rates! USB2.0=480mb/s USB3.0=5000mb/s ethernet= (10 base-t)10mb/s (100 base-t) 100mb/s (1000 base-x) 1000mb/s thunderbolt (only for MAC)=10gb/s (this is the fastest transfer rate you can find without specialized equipment) so that's for different types of wired connections WiFi CAN be faster, but this is dependent on how well the devices are working. Now as far as ACTUALLY CONNECTING to the internet, only with a dongle that you purchase, which ONLY allows wifi connection (pointless since you're already connected). USB isn't really made for internet but rather for file transfers. The point is, that NO you can't connect a USB port to your router for the uses that you want it for!




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Sunday, February 9, 2014

Can you connect a blu ray player to the internet through a usb connection?




Atheos


I have a blu ray player that only has a wifi connection. There is no ethernet port but it does have a usb port. I know a wired connection is far superior than a wireless connection. So is there a way to connect to the internet with some sort of usb wire that connects to the modem?


Answer
sorry, no. See on this device it would seem that the USB is there only to use as a storage device (if you are watching movies you have saved onto your computer you watch them through a thumb drive on the player) Yes a wired connection CAN be faster....if it's over the proper TYPE! See wifi can allow for pretty fast speeds, but the USB is generally limited. USB has different types, each one faster than the last, but still fairly slow here's an idea of transfer rates! USB2.0=480mb/s USB3.0=5000mb/s ethernet= (10 base-t)10mb/s (100 base-t) 100mb/s (1000 base-x) 1000mb/s thunderbolt (only for MAC)=10gb/s (this is the fastest transfer rate you can find without specialized equipment) so that's for different types of wired connections WiFi CAN be faster, but this is dependent on how well the devices are working. Now as far as ACTUALLY CONNECTING to the internet, only with a dongle that you purchase, which ONLY allows wifi connection (pointless since you're already connected). USB isn't really made for internet but rather for file transfers. The point is, that NO you can't connect a USB port to your router for the uses that you want it for!

how can these external blu ray players play blu ray discs by using usb port?




dan





Answer
By transferring the information through a usb port? The problem would not be the speed at which the information is transferred a disc can only run so fast the player have a built in buffer in the external housing. And it will play movies but without a hdmi monitor or a graphics card that is blue ray compatible it will not offer what blue ray is.




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Tuesday, December 3, 2013

How to watch movies on a blu-ray player through the usb port?

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mont121793


I have a blu-ray disk player and it has a usb port in the back. It also came with an 8 gb memory card that fits into the usb port, can I save videos to the memory card and watch them on the blu-ray player? If so, what format do the movies have to be saved as?


Answer
windows media player! via pc!

How do i get my USB hdd to work with my blu ray player?




coreyt0304


I just got a philips blu ray player. Came with wifi, netflix, etc and also with a usb port. I want to watch my movies I have on my tb seagate hdd on my tv with the blu ray player but when I connect it its almost like its not spinning fast enough because the blu ray player isn't picking it up. What do i do?


Answer
Does the instructions say it supports a USB hard drive?

Most blue-ray players have USB ports for 2 reasons:

* So you can up-load newer versions of the firmware
* So the player can 'save' your setpoints or D/L content available on "Enhanced" BluRay disks

You really want a "Media Server" like the Roku box or Western Digital TV HD box or some such (there are lots of these units out there). These will play computer files from your flash drive or USB hard drive.

Just because a device has a USB port - dont assume you can plug any USB device into it.




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Monday, September 23, 2013

How do i get my USB hdd to work with my blu ray player?

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coreyt0304


I just got a philips blu ray player. Came with wifi, netflix, etc and also with a usb port. I want to watch my movies I have on my tb seagate hdd on my tv with the blu ray player but when I connect it its almost like its not spinning fast enough because the blu ray player isn't picking it up. What do i do?


Answer
Does the instructions say it supports a USB hard drive?

Most blue-ray players have USB ports for 2 reasons:

* So you can up-load newer versions of the firmware
* So the player can 'save' your setpoints or D/L content available on "Enhanced" BluRay disks

You really want a "Media Server" like the Roku box or Western Digital TV HD box or some such (there are lots of these units out there). These will play computer files from your flash drive or USB hard drive.

Just because a device has a USB port - dont assume you can plug any USB device into it.

How do I get my movies to play off of my hard drive on my blu ray player?




morgan


I have a Samsuung blu-ray player, in the back there is a USB port. So I plugged in my hard drive with pictures and videos. I can see the pictures but the movie files aren't even recognized as being there. My friend got it to work at his house so I know its possible, but now I can't get it working here.


Answer
Does your friend have the exact same model Blu Ray player that you have? If not, then it could be that either your Blu Ray player doesn't support the video file types that you have on your hard drive, or your player doesn't support video via USB at all.

If you had provided your specific model number, I could have given you the list of compatible video formats. But since you didn't... I cant.




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Monday, September 2, 2013

How to watch movies on a blu-ray player through the usb port?

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mont121793


I have a blu-ray disk player and it has a usb port in the back. It also came with an 8 gb memory card that fits into the usb port, can I save videos to the memory card and watch them on the blu-ray player? If so, what format do the movies have to be saved as?


Answer
windows media player! via pc!

How do i get my USB hdd to work with my blu ray player?




coreyt0304


I just got a philips blu ray player. Came with wifi, netflix, etc and also with a usb port. I want to watch my movies I have on my tb seagate hdd on my tv with the blu ray player but when I connect it its almost like its not spinning fast enough because the blu ray player isn't picking it up. What do i do?


Answer
Does the instructions say it supports a USB hard drive?

Most blue-ray players have USB ports for 2 reasons:

* So you can up-load newer versions of the firmware
* So the player can 'save' your setpoints or D/L content available on "Enhanced" BluRay disks

You really want a "Media Server" like the Roku box or Western Digital TV HD box or some such (there are lots of these units out there). These will play computer files from your flash drive or USB hard drive.

Just because a device has a USB port - dont assume you can plug any USB device into it.




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Monday, August 12, 2013

How do i get my USB hdd to work with my blu ray player?

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coreyt0304


I just got a philips blu ray player. Came with wifi, netflix, etc and also with a usb port. I want to watch my movies I have on my tb seagate hdd on my tv with the blu ray player but when I connect it its almost like its not spinning fast enough because the blu ray player isn't picking it up. What do i do?


Answer
Does the instructions say it supports a USB hard drive?

Most blue-ray players have USB ports for 2 reasons:

* So you can up-load newer versions of the firmware
* So the player can 'save' your setpoints or D/L content available on "Enhanced" BluRay disks

You really want a "Media Server" like the Roku box or Western Digital TV HD box or some such (there are lots of these units out there). These will play computer files from your flash drive or USB hard drive.

Just because a device has a USB port - dont assume you can plug any USB device into it.

How do I get my movies to play off of my hard drive on my blu ray player?




morgan


I have a Samsuung blu-ray player, in the back there is a USB port. So I plugged in my hard drive with pictures and videos. I can see the pictures but the movie files aren't even recognized as being there. My friend got it to work at his house so I know its possible, but now I can't get it working here.


Answer
Does your friend have the exact same model Blu Ray player that you have? If not, then it could be that either your Blu Ray player doesn't support the video file types that you have on your hard drive, or your player doesn't support video via USB at all.

If you had provided your specific model number, I could have given you the list of compatible video formats. But since you didn't... I cant.




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