HELLO, I AM TRYING TO PROJECT A PHOTO AND HAVE IT AS A JPEG IN A FLASH DRIVE. I AM USING THE USB READER. IT CONTINUES TO TELL ME THERE IS NO PLAYABLE FILE

Hello -

As a librarian by profession, I suggest you ask one of the librarians for instruction in using your flash drive with that reader. The librarian will probably have one of the library aides instruct you.

In fact, the library may have a handout with instructions, which you can keep.

Best wishes.

Hi,

The TV will only detect USB Devices if it is formatted in FAT32 format.
Files from a USB device need to be compatible with the following file formats.

- Still images: JPEG format or RAW format (preview only)

- Music: MP3 format

- Video: AVCHD, MP4 (AVC) or MPEG1 format (not playable in some cases)

Make sure that you're using the compatible file formats in the USB Drive.

Also check if the USB Drive which you're using is compatible with the TV.

Click here to check the list of compatible devices which Sony recommends,

The accessible file or folder limit in a directory is 1,000 for USB. This limit includes non-supported files or just folders. Files or folders are populated based on their time stamps. Photo, music files or folders exceeding the limit will not be displayed.

Check if the above mentioned criteria meets the requirements.

Thanks for using FixYa.

You need a USB cable for PSP, or a card reader.

If you have USB cable for PSP:

To get everything working, plug the Sony PSP into the Windows PC via USB cable, plug the PSP into the wall, then turn both units on. On the PSP, click the "USB Connection" button (on the Settings menu) and, hopefully, your PC will beep and tell you that it's found a new "removable disk": your PSP.
Using Windows Explorer, find the new PSP device and if there isn't already a folder called PHOTO on it, create one as you ordinarily would create a folder in Windows. Now just drop in any JPEG images you'd like to have viewable on your PSP while on the go.

For Card reader:

Take the memory card (pro duo) from your PSP and plug it to your card reader. Your computer should be able t recognize that as a new removable media. Using Windows Explorer, find the new PSP device and if there isn't already a folder called PHOTO on it, create one as you ordinarily would create a folder in Windows. Now just drop in any JPEG images you'd like to have viewable on your PSP while on the go.

Hello,

What I suspect here is that, the USB port that you are using is a USB 1.0 port, which has a lower voltage not enough to power on your Storage drive.

In this case, there are two things you can do,

1. Change the USB port you are using for the storage drive to a USB 2.0 one (Just keep Checking all the ports one by one in case you dont know which one it is).

2. If your Storage drive has external power facility, just plug it in an external power first, before connecting it to the system.

If there are no USB 2.0 Ports on your system at all,

then just go to any electronic store and tell them you want to buy a USB 2.0 Expansion card.

and if it is a laptop, A USB 2.0 PCMCIA card.

Install it on your system, and connect your external drive through it.

Hope this helps you out.

Goodluck

Files on a flash drive and memory cards in a card reader can be corrupted if it is not removed from the USB port properly.
Before removing the flash drive click on the Safely Remove Hardware icon and then click on the flash drive you want to remove and then remove the flash drive when the computer message says it is Safe to remove.
To restore the memory card and flash drive you may need to format the flash drive, but you will lose the data stored on the flash drive.
If you need the data on the flash drive these WEB sites may help: -
Digital Photo Recovery
www.artplus.hr/adapps/eng/dpr.htm
www.CardRecovery.com

a jpeg is not a standard photo file. You want to set it for jpg. Take the USB hub out of the connection. Connect the camera or card reader directly to the USB port.

keep the drive you use to 2g or 4g max.for some reason a lot of the cheap frames cannot handle anything bigger.

The easiest way to do this would be to buy a card reader for you PC. You can buy an external one that plugs into the USB port.

Another way is to used a computer with a SD reader and upload it into a flash drive. Once you have the flash drive, you can upload the pictures using your flash drive into the frame.

Dear Plotsky,

Insert the flash drive to u computer usb port it will automatically detect the flash when it shows that u r hardware is now ready to use then go to my computer u will see a new drive that drive name will be removeble disk right click on that then select format then click quick format check box then click start after that u can use u r flash drive to store u r data. and let me know it works or not.

hi, got the same problem, tried pics at different res, compressions, from different cameras and programs...still no luck