What power is the USB connection on the LGH 50002B tv

Yes it will work with any modern falt screen.

First of all you need to check if your TV supports recording. Some 2010 models do and most 2011 have it implemented. Look for stickers or logos such as:

USB Recording

PVR (Personal Video Recorder)

DVR (Digital Video Recorder

The following manufacturers support it in some of their models. Typically mid-end to high-end models. Check the manufacturer web site if you are unsure.

Samsung

Sony

LG

Philips

Panasonic

Toshiba

Sharp (only Time Shift pausing)

Grundig

What you need

Many consumers have USB recording enabled TVs without actually using the function - simply because it requires an extra USB hard drive ou need the following:

1. USB Recording: A HDTV that supports recording.
2. A USB HDD: FlatpanelsHD uses a USB HDD from Transcend.
3. Digital channels: Recording is only enabled on digital channels - not analog. You can record SD, HD and 3D.

Some manufacturers recommend USB hard drives with external power supplies but we have used a Trandscend USB HDD that takes power from the USB plug on all manufacturers' TVs without any problems. Manufacturers typically allow 1:1 recording, meaning that you will see no loss in picture quality.

How to set up USB Recording

Once you have purchased a USB hard drive and connected it on the back of the TV you can move on to "pairing" the USB HDD with the TV. Here is how to set up USB recording.

Connect the USB HDD to a free USB port on the back of the TV.

The USB hard drive now needs to be formatted (all data will be deleted).

Most TVs help you to format the USB HDD automatically but on some models you need to enter the menu and select format HDD (or something similar)

you cant. the usb in the tv is for firmware upgrades and powering small devices.

The KDF-42WE655 does not have a USB port. The current Roku sticks plug into the HDMI port on the TV. You will need to use the power adapter that came with the unit. Plug the USB cord (mini or micro USB) into the back (or side) of the Roku Stick and then plug the power adapter into a nearby power outlet. (It's a 5V 1A DC power adapter.) Roku sells this adapter separately on their Accessories page: https://www.roku.com/accessories . It's ~$10. If you have mounted your TV such that the power outlet is hidden behind the TV, you'll get to the outlet or use another nearby outlet. (Make sure to avoid a tripping hazard if you use an extension cord or power strip to increase the number of available outlets.)

I hope this helps.

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the tv usb is not able to read all drives....drive size and formats are different per tv maker..
secondly you need to supply external power to the.... tv usb connection do not supply enough power(usually only 500ma) to run hard drives

When I wrote this, most, if not all Westinghouse TVs did not have the ability to connect to the internet. Regardless of brand, if your non-smart TV has a spare HDMI port you can connect it to a streaming device such as a Roku, Apple TV or Chromecast. I have a Roku connected to my Westinghouse TV and it works fine. If you get a Chromecast device, read your TV manual before connecting it to the USB port for power. The USB port on early Westinghouse TVs is for service only and is not powered. Perhaps that has changed.

Quoted from Iomegas website
When connecting a ScreenPlay to the USB port on a computer, you should always power down the ScreenPlay first, then connect the USB cable and turn power back on. This changes the ScreenPlay from video mode that allows it to communicate with a TV set to USB mode that allows it to communicate with a computer.

When you want to reconnect the ScreenPlay to a TV, use the safe removal process for your operating system to unmount the drive, then power down the ScreenPlay and disconnect the USB cable. Turn power back on after the ScreenPlay is correctly connected to the audio/video connection on the TV set.

To ensure that the ScreenPlay is correctly recognized, do not connect a ScreenPlay to USB and a TV set at the same time.

Do the above and your screenplay director will be recognised by your pc

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I believe some USB connections on TVs, game consoles are USB 2.0 which means they can provide power. If anything, you can only charge your HTC through the tv's usb connection

Is the light flashing on and of repeatedly ? If so that is a cadiliact damgaging misfire you. I would suggest a tune up if you have not done so already or lately