mrgrumpy1
Anyone know how to stream MP4s to a tv with a flash drive? I create alot of advertising for a local charity club and would like to stream them on one of the TVs.
geposted Wed 26 Sep 18 @ 9:40 pm
A Man and His Music
Stream them from where, your house to...……..?
geposted Thu 27 Sep 18 @ 7:25 pm
mrgrumpy1
No AMAN, I thought from a flash drive. But I'm starting to figure out you need a hardware component to sit between the flashdrive and the TV.
geposted Thu 27 Sep 18 @ 7:54 pm
groovindj
I think he wants to stick the flash drive into a USB slot on the TV and have it play the video files.
Depends on the TV of course, which he's not given any details on.
Depends on the TV of course, which he's not given any details on.
geposted Thu 27 Sep 18 @ 7:56 pm
wickedmix
a roku can do that
make sure the one you get has a USB port most of the cheap ones do not https://www.roku.com/products/roku-ultra
then you get it set up at home and install the app for playing media off usb drives
i have 3 roku 3 at home use them to do this ll the time :-)
make sure the one you get has a USB port most of the cheap ones do not https://www.roku.com/products/roku-ultra
then you get it set up at home and install the app for playing media off usb drives
i have 3 roku 3 at home use them to do this ll the time :-)
geposted Thu 27 Sep 18 @ 8:18 pm
mrgrumpy1
Hey Wicked, thanks for the idea, it sparked a few thoughts. What I have found is it takes hardware called Digital Signage Display Adapter, that you can feed with a stick or external hard drive. These things loop, and that's a necessity. Reliable ones run above
$200.
$200.
geposted Fri 28 Sep 18 @ 10:53 pm
wickedmix
ok sorry i didn't realize you needed it to loop
but i will say the roku i have has a repeat all and shuffle feature but no loop
but i will say the roku i have has a repeat all and shuffle feature but no loop
geposted Fri 28 Sep 18 @ 11:08 pm