Through the projector, you can access and play video files stored on the local storage and the networked device. Simply 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
- Select the File Manager icon on the home screen to access the files stored
- Select the local storage device or the networked device
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- If the local storage device is selected, you are prompted to select the internal storage or the connected storage (e.g. a USB flash drive, HDD, camcorder or digital camera)
- If the networked device is selected , make sure the WiFi network is connected and a shared network device is accessible
- The file browser is displayed. Navigate to access the folders on the storage device
- To access video files, make sure the video icon on the left side of the file browser is selected. Select a video file, and press OK on the top of your projector or on your remote control to start video playback
- During playback, the playback control bar appears at the bottom of the screen. You can press the Options button on the remote control to hide or display the control bar
- Use the left/right navigation buttons on the remote control to select a control playback icon, then press OK to confirm. The control playback bar offers various functions, such as:
- Pause/resume play
- Select a previous/next playback file
- Fast forward/backward
- Skip to a specific part of the video by entering the time of the scene. Using the top/bottom navigation buttons on the remote control to input time
- Repeat a video section
- Select sound effect and picture effect
Troubleshooting:
- If you face sound issues, read this article
- If you face screen display issues, read this article
- If you face connection issues, 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.
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