Play movies unsupported format comes up whenever i try to play movie from sd card

Use Windows Explorer (or equivalent) to copy the movie files from your hard drive to the SD card

My suggestion would be to look at the format of the movie files you're trying to play and search for a movie player app that matches that. If one exists then download, install and open file from SD card with that app. If for example file type is "*. flv" then search for "flv player for android".

My guess is you don't have an app on the tablet that is compatible with the movie file type. Hope this helps.

If it's hacked you can play movie discs, if not just if the movie is in DivX, Avi, MPG or MOV format and you play them from a SD card.

Panasonic requires a very strict AVCHD structure from a camcorder that nobody has been able to figure out yet.

http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/avchd-format-discussion/99716-avchd-play-panasonic-sd-card-slot.html

Seems like the Viera is fussy about video encoding.

since it doesn't have enough RAM in it, some BDs or larger multi-layer DVDs fail to play/load entirely Its slow to buffer BD, and even slower to upscale DVDs. It doesn't support homemade DVD+/-R movies. It also doesn't support video on CD.

SOLUTION:
to get the movie to play add a 4GB SD card into it and format it for use as extra memory. Apparently, some BDs require a lot of memory. By adding the SD card, DVDs and THE BDs load faster and have no play problems. The overall downside to the RAM issues and the SD card is that, when the SD card gets full,you will have to reformat it to get anything to play. Tho, all lost disc info needs to be rebuffered onto the card the next time you watch the movie.

Had this same issue. Your probably trying to play either Crank2 or StarWars. Talked to Panasonic Tech Support and they said not enough memory to play disc and gave me these instructions:

"This movie title requires that an SD card of 128MB or larger to be inserted into the BluRay player prior to inserting the BD disc each time you watch this movie.

The SD card must be formatted in the BlRay player before use. (Do not format the SD card on your PC)

Formatting an SD card in the player:
-Insert an SD card (1GB or higher) into the SD slot of your BluRay
-Press [FUNCTIONS], select "other Functions" and press [OK]
-Select "Card Management" and press [OK], then follow the on-screen commands

Once formatting is complete, leave the SD card in the SD card slot. Insert the movie disc into the BluRay player and it should play normally."

Personal note, the bar graph that has always stopped at the red will hesitate for quite a while and then the rest of the bar will fill up and BD will begin to play.

they need to be DivX movies

there is some error while converting ur video fomat...u have to use proper format or convert them to .wmv format..it will work fine

The Wii does not have video playback capability. It is simply not a feature of the console.