can I streamline movies ?
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I am not sure as this TV I purchased broke after only 2 years of use. Was not happy as you can imagine. Suggestion, please make sure you purchase a warranty with every single electron you purchase. I purchase from Square Trade. To answer you question, I believe you can streamline movies ?
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Your internet connection speed is critical. If too slow, your video will step down the quality to prevent stopping to catch up the movie stream.
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Yes if you're using USB 3.0. Movies will play on USB 2.0 but will be clunky instead of smooth animation.
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You would need some sort of movie software to combine the clips. I have iMovie and Premier Elements, but there are various programs out there. Even Windows has one, I've never used it.
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yes i can stream 2 of these to zoneminder on amazon vpc with a m3.medium.... and you need at least 4+Mbps upload, but if so, i can get 30fps... need to reduce monitor resolution, or up aws instance type to see it, so that can be expensive
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Yes. I have tested this. It may take a while to pull the table of contents if you have a lot of movies on the drive.
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The quality of your shows/movies will primarily depend on your connection speed. While the cable can impact it if it's a shoddy one, it generally won't effect it too much. Those are my experiences anyway.
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You can do hulu, vudu, netflix, pandora, cinema now, youtube, flingo, and rhapsody. You can also do social media (twitter, flickr and facebook.) I do not see Amazon instant video as an option.
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The short answer is NO. The menu system only allows 1 media file to be executed at a time... If your viewing a video file, you must exit the movies category before it will allow opening another media menu.
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As long as your network infrastructure can support the bandwidth I don't see why you can't get away video streaming. Check with them if it is critical project requirement.
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No, only allows 1 movie at a time. That movie will then play on both screens.
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Yes. That's pretty much the bulk of what we use ours for. There's the Amazon instant video app that works like a charm.
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I think it is possible... but the movie video file shouldn't be so big.. 1gb is ok.. more than 4gb probably doesn't work.
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Sorry-previously answered-yes it does take movies-I never knew how to do it-just downloaded directions and tried it-pretty cool
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You could do this on this device. Just keep in mind that downloading movies is a violation of law . If you still do this, make sure your TV has a compatible USB port on it somewhere, and refer to your user manual on how to connect to the USB device.
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I don't know. Personally, if I want slow-mo I alter the speed in Premiere Pro..