I own this &amp; would like to view 3D pix on it...it has HDMI input but no USB (for flash drive of .mpo files). Any ideas re. the most elegant solution?
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All you have to do to is plug your USB into the computer and view it on the monitor. Why do you want to plug the USB device directly into the monitor?
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Lee: I have not had that much success using a USB Flash drive on my Vizio 50" so I use my Sony 3D/BluRay, but it does not seem to like some MK4 videos. Therefore, I normally connect my laptop to the Vizio and play videos off the laptop through the HDMI port and using DVD13 or TMT6 software. Hope that information helps. Boyd
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I have not found a driver, but I figured out how to write and read from the other tools and AP they provide. Using teh USB port in a shell script works for me, but my code is a ways away from being complete, I was able to get it to make a request and read the request but to this point I have not done anything else on it, just been too busy.
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I can't make mine work. There is NO. USB selection on the Input screen! Can anybody help?
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If the question is can you connect the W3 to a 3D TV and see MPO files? The answer is yes. There is a HDMI port on the Camera behind the door labeled HDMI A/V OUT. The HDMI cable is included if you have the Bonus Kit version. If the question is can the V3 hook to a 3D TV? The answer is NO the V3 is a display device and only has a HDMI input to display from the W3 to the V3 directly.
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I am interested in the Bionic Cam as well - I like the USB stick - I am concerned about the dark image - have you heard anymore on this?
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Hey all - hate to break this to ya, but I just tried it out on my 3d setup, and this receiver doesn't seem to pass through at all - I've tried it with DirecTV 3d channels, and with my PS3, and if I connect directly to the TV HDMI, it works just fine, but going through the receiver, as soon as I try and view 3d content, there is no dice. Kind of annoyed here, since I bought this receiver about 1.5 years ago, and it looks like now I'll either have to go through the painful process of hooking up 3d devices directly to the TV, or buy a new 3d capable receiver - poop! :( Well - good luck - hope you folks have better luck than I did :(
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Why does the mini display port cable work for some applications but not others? For example I can't view anything online but I can view files.
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- I bought one but that item has some problem with the USB port: it cannot play video/image files directly from an USB drive. I've returned that item.- The SD port workd well, and I can project jpeg pictures with good quality, depends on the original image quality.
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I hace not opened it but you can always get the usb to multi output converter and have several hdmi or analog outs and ins. I got mine at tiger direct store where I live but I'm pretty sure amazon has them.
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AJ ... the usb stick adds memory to the player which helps load certain BD discs. U can not record to it. U may be able to see photos on it, depending on the type of files U have. That kind of stuff works very well on a computer of course. I don't watch movies on a computer and I don't do internet stuff with a video player.
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I use a flash drive which I can insert into the display. I think you can use a mini USB cable. But storage of the images is more easy with the flash drive. Best to you.
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Yes. Its possible but its only for a firmware update and presentation from other display devices that support USB videos like some high-end mobile phones. You cannot use the port to view slideshows or other files eg movies loaded on to the drive.
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return it and buy an Imagebox 9MP. It's more expensive, but well worth it. Simple to use and download pictures to computer. I had a Vupoint that didn't work so returned it.
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At least in the one I got ,no USB port. You must use an SD card. Hope this help's.
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Generally you would hook this up to a laptop/PC and load your images onto the laptop/PC and display them from there. This is a monitor, not a all-in-one 3D picture frame, so it needs a computer or some other device (that has HDMI out) to process the picture. I would think a low-budget (even an old) laptop you could get at an auction site (you know the one) could handle the picture processing part. Granted, the laptop needs to be recent enough to have HDMI.
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I am thinking about purchasing the Matsunichi Photoblitz 8" to create a photomemory show for my husband's 50th birthday present. I want to create/include a few short video clips in addition to several still pix. How do you think the product will perform? I will use IMovie and Final Cut for the video pieces. And, I will be scanning and creating jpegs for the still pix. Also - I have a SanDisk Card Reader ... which plugs into a USB port. Is this the correct apparatus I need to load my "show" from the PC to the frame? Any comments will be appreciated.