I have MX Player on my Kindle Fire HD and I watch can watch any file type. Can I play these file on this Wi-Drive for my Kindle Fire HD?
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Shante, I have at least two different video (BSPlayer and aVia) players installed on my Kindle Fire...but not MX Player. My players also play many file types. When you are ready to play a movie to the Kindle Fire (from the Wi-Drive) you will have a choice of which player to use. For me it has been seamless to play a movie stored on the Wi-Drive on the Kindle Fire. I assume the same would be true for MX Player but, again, I haven't used it with the Wi-Drive.
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I have been able to use any file type I have tried so far, as long as I view them via browser instead of the viewing app.
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Sorry I have a IPad, but I would think you could, but I'd also look at the Seasgate Bluetooth before making up my mind, I have both and the Seasgate is better and bigger!
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I have MX Player app on my Kindle Fire HD and it runs the files with no problem.
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Yes, works great for all Kindle Fire line. As long as the Wi-drive app is installed and the device has Wi-Fi capabilities, I think it will work on any device. But the simple answer is yes. I've had mine for the Kindle Fire and Fire HD. I haven't gotten the HDX yet so I can't say for sure but since it's basically the same hardware I would expect it to work fine for that one too.
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You might be able to use vlc player. Vlc player is on itunes market. It worked wireless for streaming from another wifi based flash drive. The one from sandisk. VLC supports all kinds of formats, though the stream speed will affect whether or not its watchable.
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It does require a Wi-Fi connection. Although, I do put videos and such on the drive using the USB cable connected to my computer, so if your kindle has a USB port, I guess you could plug into it and access the data on the drive that way without using Wi-Fi.
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If your Kindle HD has a regular sized HDMI Port, then it would connect. I doubt that your kindle fire has a regular sized HDMI Port though, it probably has a mini HDMI port in which case you probably would need an adapter to hook it up to any HDMI cable, or an HDMI cable with one side mini and one side regular.
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Completely unrelated to the question, but I've viewed these files on my wife's IPAD, but prefer to view them on my Kindle Fire. Amazon has a PDF drop box, which will send the file to your kindle without needing to connect the kindle to the computer and will simultaneously store the file in the cloud. As such if you have a kindle fire, consider reading these on that. If just the IPAD, see my post below which has a url with instructions for PDF viewing.
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I connect my Ipad and play any file from iPad. I think you need a player because hard drive will not play any file for you.
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The Kindle Fire HD has a micro HDMI output (non HD Fire does not). I think you'd need an adapter to make it work, though they are cheap (few bucks). Something like this I think would work: http://www.amazon.com/eForCity-TOOGOO-HDMI-Micro-Adapter/dp/B0046S54GC
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I have a Kindle Fire HD and the SanDisk drive works just fine. You can download an app from SanDisk that makes connecting and file transfer very easy. I have used the drive to transfer word processing files and pictures from my computer to my Kindle with no problems.
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This does work very well on the kindle. You just need to download a video converter if you have movies or shows you want to watch.
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Yes, go to google play store and download t torrent or another torrent app. you can play them on any of the players like vlc, mx player, or mobo.
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are there any other apps for the kindle fire hd that like minecraft but free and if so what are some of them?
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if its a Kindle Fire HD then yes, the regular kindle fire doesn't have an hdmi port. as long as its the HD version (it is if it has the hdmi port) whatever is displayed on the screen of your kindle would display on the TV, Netflix included :)
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Offcourse yes u can.. You can directly play any files directly from pen drive without copying those to your mobile
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If it has the micro usb port you can use it. Now this devise needs an app to work, I know that a budy of mine used it on Kindle, but he had to buy some sort of app to play movies from this micro usb on his Kindle.
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To connect a Amazon Kindle Fire HD's micro HDMI port to a full-sized HDMI socket of a flat screen TV.Whatever is on the Kindle is shown on the TV - does not have to be a video or movie.
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Natively, Amazon Prime Instant Videos require Adobe Flash Player installed on the tablet, which is not available on Android tablets like this Acer. Kindle Fire and iPads are supported. There are several free apps which state that they can stream Amazon Instant Videos; however I have not found one that works. I just unsuccessfully tried the free "Can I Stream It" app. If you are adventuresome the following link will supposedly step you through how to install and run Flash on an Android tablet - http://www.teleread.com/amazon/how-to-stream-amazon-instant-videos-on-a-nexus-7-or-other-android-tablet/. If running Amazon Instant Video on a tablet is important to you, I suggest that you get an Apple iPad instead. Natively, Amazon Prime Instant Videos require Adobe Flash Player installed on the tablet, which is not available on Android tablets like this Acer. Kindle Fire and iPads are supported. There are several free apps which state that they can stream Amazon Instant Videos; however I have not found one that works. I just unsuccessfully tried the free "Can I Stream It" app. If you are adventuresome the following link will supposedly step you through how to install and run Flash on an Android tablet -... » Read More Natively, Amazon Prime Instant Videos require Adobe Flash Player installed on the tablet, which is not available on Android tablets like this Acer. Kindle Fire and iPads are supported. There are several free apps which state that they can stream Amazon Instant Videos; however I have not found one that works. I just unsuccessfully tried the free "Can I Stream It" app. If you are adventuresome the following link will supposedly step you through how to install and run Flash on an Android tablet - http://www.teleread.com/amazon/how-to-stream-amazon-instant-videos-on-a-nexus-7-or-other-android-tablet/. If running Amazon Instant Video on a tablet is important to you, I suggest that you get an Apple iPad instead. « Show Less