Playing a video on the Jensen

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  • mickietucs
    mickietucs Member Posts: 720
    This is good to know before I go that route. Thanks!
    Michele, Tucson, AZ. TV - '13 F150 & '16 T@Bitha special order.


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  • Verna
    Verna Member Posts: 6,876
    elmeaux said:
    I was hoping to put movies on a flash drive but according to the Jensen manuals that came with my T@B, only music and photos are supported via the usb port. So I think the answer is no; haven't tested that though.
    I played a movie that was on a flash drive. I think it was in a .mp4 format. This is not one of my
    most knowledgeable subjects. I'm repeating what I was told 
    Verna, Columbus, IN
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  • Nomad
    Nomad Member Posts: 7,209
    The mp4 format is a standard format. The ones one may have trouble with are the ones that have DRM (digital rights management) - anti piracy protection applied.
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  • mickietucs
    mickietucs Member Posts: 720
    Think I'll test it out using a .mp4 format (my neighbor burns a lot of DVDs). Thanks.
    Michele, Tucson, AZ. TV - '13 F150 & '16 T@Bitha special order.


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  • elmeaux
    elmeaux Member Posts: 44
    That's great to hear, Verna! The manual only mentions working with mp3s and photo formats, but I was hoping it might work anyway. Hopefully I'll have my T@B back soon so I can try it. 

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  • larrygon
    larrygon Member Posts: 255
    mickietucs said:
    Larry - how many movies (approximately) can be stored on the Android stick? Are they better than the typical jump drive? And lastly what does one need to convert their dvd's to play on the stick? Since I'll be full-time, I'd love to do something like this instead of packing DVD's. Michele
    The Android stick can hold a microSD card like the ones in cell phones or you can actually put them on a USB/Jump drive and read them from there. The amount of DVDs that can be stored depends on the size of the SD card or USB drive.

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  • Photomom
    Photomom Member Posts: 2,217
    Does someone know the make and model number of the TV sets that are currently being shipped with T@Bs?
    John and Henrietta, Late 2016 T@B S Max in Western New York
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  • skwhee
    skwhee Member Posts: 246
    Hi Gang,
    We have used HandBrake extensively to back up our personal video library. To play the file on the Jensen, convert it to a .mpg format. (The .mp4 files will not play - different machines will play different formats. To be sure put a couple different file formats on your stick and try each on your system.) Note that almost all the new DVDs (in the last six months or so) have an anti-copy technology that last we knew, HandBrake cannot overcome. You can identify these by an icon on the back cover. But you certainly can convert your library of older DVDs. Have fun!
    Steve & Karen 

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