Video: Does this mean you can play your videos on your Zen on your TV?
1874375
Yes. With the optional video output cable and the white adapter that ships with it (or a docking station) you can output to TV just fine. A word of warning: the capable looks just like the one for the video IPOD, but does not appear to be compatible. I briefly tried an IPOD cable in my Creative and it was a "near miss." You could see the image, but it didn't sync correctly and there was no sound.
2081926
yes u can try to do this steps as follows. hit home,system,video signal settings.then play with those settings. or you can try to hit home, system, picture adjustment and on the top right of the screen hit rear view an play with those settings too.there you go man hopefully helps you later.
1032039
You have to check the features off the Smart TV.Normally usb at TV levels are for pictures(cameras etc.) and mp3 music.streaming a High Resolution movie requires Caching and video related hardware.if Smart TV says it does mp4 then your movies have to be in that format.This USB is backward compatible.What you as is more off feature on the TV than this unit.If TV says it does avi,mp4 no problem.i have a cheap core2 duo optiplex and use Big Tv Screen as monitor,and watch anything i want.hope this helps
409484
Yes. You can copy/play CM content on you PC or another TV. First, you need a program (e.g. ext2fsd) on you PC that can read a Unix formatted drive directory. You can then play the video files on you PC using a program (e.g. mediaplayerlite) that plays .ts files (.ts is the standard extension for ota ATSC broadcasts). However, the file names are computer generated not the program names. One has to play the file until you know what it is, copy the ones you want to archive, and then rename them. Update (1/12/15) I just upgraded my DVR+ WD 2T green to a red. The red drive has less vibration/power and carries a 3 vs 2 yr warranty. I deleted all shows I didn't want to archive on the green before I disconnected it from the DVR+. I then plugged the green into my PC and transferred the files to my local network NAS. I then renamed the files from the computer name to the program name. I can now play these programs from my NAS using my Samsung BD player. I am hoping that CM will support DLNA in the future to simplify the archiving procedure. Update 4/28/15 Thanks to John M in a comment below, I was made aware of another very helpful program. "DVR+ Lister" will display the contents of the DVR+ usb HDD when plugged into a PC. It will then rename and copy the files you select to any location on your LAN. "ext2fsd", to map the unix files directory on the usb HDD onto letter named drives readable by a PC "DVR+ Lister", to list the recorded file names, date recorded, description, .... on your PC, allowing you to select which ones to copy to a output folder you select. "MediaPlayerLite", to play the files on your PC I just copied 4 one hour programs to my NAS. It took about 20min.
1085505
I have only used the tv function but it has a port that you can play music and videos off of a flash drive. Truthfully I don't know the answer to that question. You may want to look into your user pamphlet to see if there is a customer assistance number to call for your best answer.
596312
Yes via the built-in browser. You can also play embedded videos in the browser.
446960
As long as your tv supports ARC (audio return channel) you should be fine i watch home movies on my smart tv with no problem. I hope this helps.
765314
I don't connect camera to TV for playback. I burn DVD'S and they do playback in full screen. =)
1522996
i had the 4gb zen and i loved it so much, i sold it to get a bigger capcity. this is a very cool player and for the price, you cant go wrong. as far as the sd card goes, it is kept seperate from the internal library, which is good and bad. i personally like them to be intergrated, but sounds like you want to keep them separate, which is good for you. its like having two separate libraries! for example, i put over 800 songs on the Zen and i had a 2gb sd card ( only $15 on amazon) which i was able to put almost 200 songs and around 8 tv shows. so if i wanted to watch an episode of say, House, i select sd card on the menu and voila! now all the content i stored on my sd card appears. but if your playing music from the internal library and select "sd card" the music will stop and now your in the sd card library. pretty easy and straight foward player. i havent used the Unbox service, i just used Slysoft software called Clone Dvd Mobile to convert my own dvds to generic avi? i forget, but you have to select 320x240 res. or it wont work. that is the max resolution the zen can take. but its very sharp and clear and everything worked fine for me on the zen. but i can imagine if you press too many buttons at once, it could result in the player freezing up and i have done it before. not on this Zen, but on my old ZVM and ZV. so i learned to just be patient when dealing with any pmp or dap. hope this answers your question. ps: you might want to contact Amazon about the Unbox service and the ZEN. i read it was compatible.
1163011
No this if for watching certain video services on your TV. You can watch things like Netflix, Amazon, Redbox Instant, HBO Go, etc on your TV. There are also other apps so you can play music, browse the web, etc on your TV.
1454961
Yes, as long as your TV has component input (red, blue, and green for video + red and white for audio) or composite input (yellow for video + red and white for sound). The component input is generally a higher quality.
411996
Honestly...this product is not going to do anything for your TV. You need something like the "Mini MK802 Android 4.0 Google TV Box HD IPTV Player PC Allwinner A10 1G DDR3" if your goal is to make your TV a "smart" TV. I have not bought one, but it is on my to buy list as my TV has a USB port, but does not have an ethernet port. This will allow me to get the Android Netflix app etc.Amazon won't let me include a link but you can buy that device here at Amazon.com
1020039
no, and it doesnt really work either, you can't play the itunes movies on your tv with it, you can use flixter but it will be a very small part of your tv,
1202128
I would like to know this too! I have a ton of movies on my computer, and I would like something that can play them on the TV.
1557014
As long as they are in a compatible format type, then yes you can take them and put them onto your device to watch. Just watch out for DRM (copyright protected) files, and nothing that is DRM from iTunes will be able to play on the device. For the most part, you can use any DVD ripper software to "rip" the DVD to your HDD and then transfer the files it created, or for other media files, convert it into another more compatible format. You can use Windows Media Player to sync items, or choose to turn your device into "Hard drive mode" which will allow you to copy/paste transfer everything you wish, from computer to archos device, and back to computer. You can also connect (using a WiFi enabled archos) directly to your home network. I have a 705 so I don't know if the 605 models are the same, but you can also connect an external USB device (like external HDD) directly to the device, or if you have the DVR (Home dock) then it has this port on it too. You need to have the DVR to connect your archos to your tv to view on there or to record tv using the s-video cables, the travel DVR won't play things ONTO your tv, only record with composite, and it is smaller, has no remote? and a few other differences. If you never want to record tv to your archos, just transfer stuff you already have, and are not interested in viewing your archos content on your tv screen, or manually record from a direct source (like camcorder, DVD player, Tivo etc) then you really *don't* need the DVR, but I would then think about the Battery Dock as a dock is nice and convenient and if your 605 doesn't already come with an AC Power adapter (only USB I have heard), then this would be a quicker way to charge your device.
1708171
If you are asking if you can record the same video you are watching on the TV - yes.
500451
I have been able to play .mov, .avi, .mkv .jpg and mp3 files.So far I haven't found any video files that it won't play.It has played on the TV and any computer connected to my network.