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Kernalboy: 12:25pm On May 27 |
Please can somebody be of help here, I have interesting ed movies on my flashdrive plugged to my TV I'm disappointed out of many movies in it, is few that is playing, I normally get this write up in this picture, is it that the otg is not good or the fault is from my TV.
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Adewale1603(m): 12:38pm On May 27 |
It is the video codecs, how the video movie file is encoded and your TV did not have the specialize inbuilt software or app to play such video except the default player that's why it's giving that error message.. unlike windows system or your smartphone where you can different video player apps to play movies. You can only play such video on laptop, with VLC player ofcourse. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Adewale1603(m): 12:40pm On May 27 |
Nothing is wrong with your flashdrive or OTG. Such TV can't play highly encoded videos like some MPEG, mkv format e.t.c
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Kernalboy: 12:46pm On May 27 |
Okay thanks a lot please is there any cable like HDMI which I can plug it to my phone then to tv to be able to watch them as my TV is non smart
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Adewale1603(m): 12:58pm On May 27 |
Kernalboy:I don't think there is such physical cable to connect from your phone to tv. Except for connecting it wirelessly through WiFi and others like YouTube link code, e.t.c it's only on laptop that you can connect with HDMI cable to your TV |
olaolaking: 2:25pm On May 27 |
Kernalboy:Your best option is to watch it on computer with VLC. VLC can watch almost all video formats |
Adewale1603(m): 2:36pm On May 27 |
There's even mirror cast option on some TV and phone, that you can project or connect your phone to display on the TV wirelessly.
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Ki11YurSev: 2:38pm On May 27 |
Kernalboy: My guy con gimme small movies nah |
AndroBlaze: 3:12pm On May 27 |
Kernalboy: Get a video converter software on your computer and convert the movie to the file your TV s. Its probably .avi or .mp4, find out which one and convert all movies to it and then you can play them on your tv. 3 Likes |
NaijaphiliaBlog: 3:30pm On May 27 |
AndroBlaze: AndroBlaze,kudos! @ OP, right here is your solution. Check the format of the files that are successfully playing on your TV, then convert the other files to that format. Chikena! 3 Likes |
flokii: 3:39pm On May 27 |
The error message says "file format not ed".. it means your TV can't play the video formats you ed. Most times it's mp3 songs for music and mp4 for videos. Get those videos converted or you re-dowmload them in mp4 format. |
Rexymania(m): 8:10pm On May 27 |
The English ther is the issue. You need to upgrade and learn coding
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thesolutions(m): 10:19pm On May 27 |
Kernalboy:There are gadgets available to display your phone screen on non smart tv. Search online. The Chinese made a lot of progress. Or you can get android tv box to convert your TV to smart tv so you won't face such challenge again and the stress and time in converting movies to playable formats. |
Nairalander248: 4:48am On May 28 |
Adewale1603: When you don't know say you don't... Google "type C to HDMI" you will see lot of them Kernalboy you can try renaming your video extension on your phone to MKV, FLV, HEVC formats before sending to your TV. Or check the ones playing copy them back to your phone and check the extension what formats they are using... |
Adewale1603(m): 5:58am On May 28 |
Nairalander248:what if his phone is normal micro USB not type C port. And that TV can't play those file format you mentioned mkv, flv e.t.c it's only mp4 it would play fluently with sound. |
Oyindamolah: 10:39am On May 29 |
It sounds like you're facing an issue where only a few of your ed movies play on your TV, and you're seeing a specific error message (likely related to format or uned file). Based on your description, here are the most likely causes and how to fix them: π Common Reasons Why Some Movies Donβt Play on TV 1. β Uned Video Format Most Common Cause. Many TVs only specific video formats like .mp4, .avi, or .mkv, and specific video codecs like H.264. If your movies are in formats like .mov, .webm, or encoded with uncommon codecs, your TV may reject them. π‘ Fix: Use a video converter like HandBrake or Format Factory to convert videos to: Format: .mp4 Codec: H.264 (AVC) for video and AAC or MP3 for audio 2. π File System Format of the Flash Drive Your TV may only read flash drives formatted in FAT32 or exFAT. If your drive is NTFS or corrupted, it might fail to read some files. π‘ Fix: Plug the flash drive into your computer. Right-click > Properties > Check File System. If itβs not FAT32 or exFAT, back up your files and reformat the drive. 3. π OTG Cable or Flash Drive Issue A damaged or poor-quality OTG adapter or flash drive may cause data errors, leading to unreadable files. But if some movies play and some don't, this is less likely the main issue. π‘ Fix: Try the flash drive directly in the TV (if it has a USB port) without the OTG cable. Test the flash drive on another TV or computer. 4. πΊ TV Software Limitations Some TVs are limited in what resolution, bitrate, or codecs they can process. Older or budget TVs may struggle with 4K files, high bitrates, or newer formats like HEVC (H.265). π‘ Fix: Convert the movie to 1080p MP4 (H.264) using a free tool like: HandBrake Any Video Converter π· If You Can the Error Message or Picture If you still have the screenshot or error message, you can it here so I can give you a more specific answer. Kernalboy: |
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