can you fast forward a movie in usb port
1795224
Yes. The remote is virtually the same as a regular DVD remote and USB acts on the same buttons.
1795225
I'm not sure - I haven't used the unit because the remote control never worked.
903262
Yes you can play movies through the USB connection. In fact, you can connect a PC to the television and play them right from your PC.
624877
Yes. My LG Blu-Ray player will also play those files. I just remove the USB stick from the iView and plug it into my LG Blu-Ray player at at another TV. The iView allows you to format your USB stick (or USB hard drive) in the NTFS format so files can be larger than 4GB. The current LG Blu-Ray players can also utilize the NTFS format. There's lots of freeware out there that will let you snip segments from the files that you want to keep without re-encoding. They just cut out the segments you don't want and join them into one *.mts. It's fast.
1520158
I have never tried to play movies/videos flash drive via usb port; so, I don't know if it can. I recommend looking at Samsung's website for the television specs & allowable inputs.
654479
Yes, there is a USB port on the unit, however I was not able to get the unit to recognize the flash drive was present. I ended up using a memory card. I had also hoped to have two or three slideshows on the flash drive and be able to show whichever one I selected. No go! It seems to only see one slideshow and play only that one. Directly connecting a USB cable from my computer to the Digital Frame didn't work either. I have a lot of experience in such things, but I felt like an idiot trying different things to accomplish a simple task.
921587
I believe you can do it as it has two usb ports. I've not tried it myself. Not sure about the speed either.
713450
Don't think that's possible. Pretty sure you need the USB port - plugged directly into my DVD player's USB port.
1232670
I don't think the USB port can provide enough power to run a hard drive. You might end up having slow rpms on your HD, therefore decreasing performance. If it's not plugged on the network, best way out is to plug a big-fat flash drive with your movies.
1106150
Sorry, I never tried it. Don't have a movie on a flash drive to test that out.
529244
No you cannot. There are RCA, 3-RGB, 1 S-Video and 1 HDMI ports, but no USB.
1331297
Click the home button on your remote control. There should be a widget called smartshare, all of the movies that are available from the USB will be located here. I believe the supported formats are listed in the user manual. Note: If you try to access the movie by selecting input-USB, some movies will not be able to access the proper codec (will not stream the video, but you may hear sound)
130874
you can fast forward by clicking the forward button then click it again and hold it down
756623
I am almost sure it is not, but the newer one might be. Why would you need speed on a movie PLAYER? You are NOT down loading to it.
2069007
It works in a USB 3 port, but does not function as USB 3 only USB 2 speeds. It will not drive a 720p USB camera, and the tech support was laughable they told me you get what you pay for. Basically you cannot extend anything you need real USB speed with... Thanks DB
2175300
We use a wall adapter that has two USB ports on the side. Then plug it directly into the wall. It work great, 5 minute charge gets you a 2 hour movie, easily.
1465266
I haven't found a way to get SD or the USB to work for several formats of movies.
502124
It may, but the speed constraints of USB1.1 will mean the playback would be choppy, with audio and video out of sync. I can't even get a Divx encoded file to play from a USB drive without some amount of glitches.