Could you please tell me a movie playing time for a 4GB Flash Drive.
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I don't know what this means. A movie, or any file for that matter, should theoretically read from a flash drive at the same speed as it would were it located on your actual hard drive. The capacity of the flash drive should have no effect, it simply limits the size of the file that can be stored on it. If you're concerned about the transfer speeds to or from a flash drive, that depends on various factors. On this drive, a 1GB movie might take 45 seconds to transfer (rough estimate). It just depends on the size of the file, and to some degree the copy speeds of the particular flash drive (I don't really know much about this aspect of the process). I don't know what this means. A movie, or any file for that matter, should theoretically read from a flash drive at the same speed as it would were it located on your actual hard drive. The capacity of the flash drive should have no effect, it simply limits the size of the file that can be stored on it. If you're concerned about the transfer speeds to or from a flash drive, that depends on various factors. On this drive, a 1GB movie might take 45 seconds to transfer (rough estimate). It just depends on the size of the file, and to some degree the copy speeds of the particular flash drive (I... » Read More I don't know what this means. A movie, or any file for that matter, should theoretically read from a flash drive at the same speed as it would were it located on your actual hard drive. The capacity of the flash drive should have no effect, it simply limits the size of the file that can be stored on it. If you're concerned about the transfer speeds to or from a flash drive, that depends on various factors. On this drive, a 1GB movie might take 45 seconds to transfer (rough estimate). It just depends on the size of the file, and to some degree the copy speeds of the particular flash drive (I don't really know much about this aspect of the process). « Show Less
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I'm assuming you're asking how many hours of movies would fit on a 4GB flash drive, if you were to store .mp4 or .avi files on there or something. That depends on compression. If you're pulling the files directly from a HD camcorder, you'll probably only get half an hour. HD files you've purchased will tend to be more compressed than this, you could maybe fit around 3 hours depending on what it is and how much it's compressed. Standard definition video files are significantly smaller, you might fit as much as 8-10 hours on there.
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Playing time depends on the movie, not the drive. If you mean copying time, that depends on your usb connection.
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You can simply put the movies on a usb thumb drive. There's two (2) full sized usb 3.0 slots on the side. Just be sure to use the smaller ones, as they barely stick out of the side, if you're worried about damage to the stick.
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Sorry, it seems to be DVD disc only. I've tried movies on the SD card and USB flashdrive, but it shows "unsupported media" on the screen.
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I have a 32 GB card in there now. It holds about 6 hours of full HD video. I don't know what the maximum is.
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http://www.creative.com/products/mp3/zenxfi/?pageLink=sdcard 8 gigs should be plenty ~8-9 movies depending on quality
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I don't believe you can watch movies right from the Flashdrive. You can hook other peripherals up to the projector such as a computer or laptop and play the movies from there. This is a great projector and we love the image it provides on our 110" screen in the media room.
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It depends on how much space is on the flash drive you use,I bought one at Xmas time as a gift,they loved it!! It's a great product!
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I have not used that drive, but I have used a Western Digital 3TB USB 3.0 drive with no problem at all. No problem playing any format video that I have come across with the player.
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They are standard 4.7 GB but the minutes will depend on the file format. I use AVCHD Hi Def which takes a lot of room and I think I get about 45 minutes or one kids hockey game. If I lower it to standard def I can fit much more. If I download DVD movies I can fit two or three so that could be 4 hours or more, again depending upon the file format.
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You can choose the Bit Rate on the LK-7500. At the highest bit rate you would get roughly: 32GB - 7.3 hours 128GB - 29.1 hours
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Well. A 4GB flash drive can hold roughly 1000 songs. And just 1GB can hold about 300 pictures, depending on the quality of your pictures. You have an 8GB? I think you can hold all that plus some.
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It will only play from a USB drive type device but not a USB hard drive. Would not recommend it for watching movies.
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These come formatted with Fat32 and are ready to be used. Appropriate type and size video files can be copied and used directly. The flash drive does not limit the type type of video file. Where you are playing might limit certain video files. Smart TV's, for example, may be somewhat selective.
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I have about 2000 songs on an 8 GB USB drive and it plays them but not in a random order. I have not tried a larger one. I am doing a separate drive for a 60's class reunion and want song to play in a certain order so I have numbered them on the flash drive 1 through 120 and that is the order they play.
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It depends on the size of the file. These flash drives are garbage. They are only like 8gb. After that it will start to overwright all your files and you will loose everything. False advertising at its finest!
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I use a usb 32 gb drive (dont need alot of time in my specific application)
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I did not answer your question properly, 30 minutes = 2 GB so a 32 GB should give 8 hours.....but it will auto stop at 30 min so it has to started every 30 min.