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1. #FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV MOVIE#
2. #FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV MANUAL#
3. #FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV SOFTWARE#
4. #FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV TV#

Does anyone know these basic questions (sorry if they seem basic or a bit simple, but I do not trust TV firmware to be very robust - even in 2016 when it SHOULD be mature enough to work 100%.):ġ) Will the TV wake from standby to do the recording?Ģ) Will it go back to standby once recording completes?ģ) If it is still recording, will the TV (or the internal recording software) be affected by changing the active input to the HDMI4 (set-top-box source input - in this case a Foxtel iQ2 box)?

I have to agree with others and other forums on this LG Time Machine recording feature, their help and documentation on using this is very poor indeed. I have done 3 back-to-back scheduled recordings from the Australian channel 76 (7FLIKS) as it was not on the Foxtel box (like UK Sky service). I have a Seagate backup device (1TB) that I decided to try to use in the TV, and it is happy with it so far.

#FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV SOFTWARE#

I also heard that the TM software will format the HDD to a RAW format to prevent copyright issues (playing back on other devices - e.g. Hi, been using the TIME Machine feature on my LG 55UB850T, and as most users have found, small sized USB sticks will not work, and only certain types of newer USB sticks work that are over 40GB, and classed as removeable. It's not much about avoiding another purchase, mostly it's because an USB stick is just so much easier and comfy to handle, compared to a (fragile) HDD.Īnyway, thank you in advance for any input. Thus my question is: has anybody found a way for using an USB stick for recording on an LG TV? Using Linux, I formatted the stick accordingly, but the TV still doesn't recognize it for recording. My USB stick is USB 3.0 and plenty fast (more than 30 MB/s).Īfter lots of googling, I found here a page where a smart user explains the specific formatting the LG TV uses: (the HDD will get a peculiar formatting from the TV, thus it could not be used for anything else).

now I should buy another HDD just for TV recording?!? I am really annoyed by this: not only I got this USB stick, I already own an external HDD I'm using for backups. The TV's recording feature (Time Machine II) just ignores the USB stick and asks to connect an external HDD.

#FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV MANUAL#

This was unmentioned both in the manual and in the built-in guide. I bought a 32 GB USB Flash Drive specifically for using it for recording on my new TV.Īlas, this TV (and, I think, all LG's Smart TVs) only records on external HDD (40 GBs at least) USB sticks are only for playing contents. Since I came from a CRT Sony 32", the leap is obviously huge, and I'm (mostly) delighted (only real disappointment is somehow poor blacks). Make sure you are having right format of your video which is supported by sanyo smart tv, if you are not having right format of video, then go ahead and convert video by online video convertor and try again to play video from USB on Sanyo smart tv, it will play video on your smart tv.After some research, I just bought an LG 42LA620 LED TV. Sanyo smart tv not playing video from USB? Sanyo smart tv supports all formats of playing video from USB, depending on the model of your Sanyo smart tv it differs, if you are having Sanyo smart tv XT-43S7100F model it supports 3GP, AVI, MKV, WMV. What video format does Sanyo Smart TV play and supports? That’s it, playing video from USB on Sanyo smart tv is simple and easy, just connect it and choose format and play it on your Sanyo smart tv. Step 8: Click on it and enjoy streaming or playing video from USB on Sanyo smart tv.

#FORMAT USB ON MAC FOR SMART TV MOVIE#

Step 7: Once it opens, your movie will be listed on your Sanyo smart tv. Step 6: Now choose movie list here – if you are having video Note: If you are having video on your USB pen drive choose movie, if you are having photos, choose photo, if you are having music then choose music.