Video playback

You can watch videos on your NeoPix Ultra from an USB stick or Micro SD card. Follow these steps: 

• Download videos and add them in your USB stick or Micro SD card 
• Plug
  • Your USB stick into the USB port located on the side of your projector
  • Your Micro SD card into the Micro SD slot located on the side of your projector

• Press Home Menu on the top of your projector or on your remote control to display the home menu on the projection screen
• Use the Navigation buttons on the top of your projector or on your remote control to select the icon Media. The media format options are displayed

• Select USB or Card as a media format and then, the media player screen is displayed
• Select Video to activate video media player and access video files. If video media player is selected, only the playable video files can be displayed

• Select a video file and press OK on the top of your projector or remote control to play video

• Press OK again and the following playback control icons will appear at the bottom of the screen: 

• • Previous: Go to the previous music file
  • FB: Fast search backward
  • Play: Pause or resume play
  • Stop: Stop play
  • FF: Fast search forward
  • Next: Go to the next music file
  • Repeat all: Select a play mode repeat one/repeat all
• Select a control function and press OK on the top of your projector or remote control to trigger the control 
• To turn the volume up or down, please use the volume buttons on your remote control
• To exit a particular mode, press Return on the top of your projector or on your remote control
• When you are done, you can simply remove the USB stick or MicroSD card from your projector

Watch this Tips & Tricks video for a quick help: 

The following file formats are supported: .avi, .divx, .mkv, .ts, .dat, .vob, .mpg, .mpeg, .mov, .mp4, .wmv

Troubleshooting:

• If you face sound issues, please read this article
• If you face screen display issues, please read this article
• If you face connection issues, please read this article

Caution: danger of hearing damage! Before playing video, turn down the volume on your projector. Do not use your projector over a longer time at high volume. This could lead to hearing damage