Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center will not play 3D Blu-ray movies in Windows 8. If your computer did not come with 3D Blu-ray player software, you may need to install third-party software to play 3D Blu-ray movies.
Best Answer: That's called an F-Type Barrel. See the link below. It's used on your wall jack for connecting the internal house wiring on the back side, and for you to connect a patch cable to your TV set's antenna jack on the front side. You could also use it to connect 2 patch cables together to make an extension.
Most don't support that features. Plus the cable company can enabled and disable ports on it as well. Not sure what you would do with a flash drive hooked up to it anyways. You may be able to hook up a keyboard, and get some functionality of a remote. What movies that are saved on the flash drive. Remember I said that a person that works for the cable company said he has heard that it can be done.