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First you need to get movies on the tablet.
You can do this in several ways.
1) You can download movies from internet directly on the tablet.
2) You can connect the tablet to a computer via USB and copy movie files to the tablet.
3) My favorite: buy a 32GB SD Card and a USB card reader. Use the card reader on a computer to copy movies to the SD Card. Then install the SD Card in the tablet. You can watch the movies on your tablet from the inserted SD Card.
Movies are mostly very large files.
Keeping them on a removable SD Card prevents using up all the internal storage space of your tablet.
Organizing movies on the SD Card using a card reader on a separate computer usually works faster.
If you store movies on a SD memory card you can insert the SD memory card into this player to view the movie. You may have taken a video of your children on a video camera which stored the video on the SD memory card. For information for viewing movies/videos on a SD memory card check out page 18 on the User manual. If you do not have a manual then you can download the user manual from this WEB site http://www.manualowl.com/m/Magnavox/NB500MGX/Manual/254277
OK, here's a suggestion. First, create a folder for the movie on your desktop. Then, remove the card from the camera, insert it into a separate card reader and plug the card reader into a USB port on your computer. When it opens, drag and drop the movie files to the new folder. Use "safely remove hardware" function to remove the cardreader. Now, your card still has the movies on it and they are also on your computer. You can send them to whatever program you use on your computer to view or edit them. Quicktime, a free movie viewer from apple.com is a good choice to view them.
Are you sure the files are transferred to the sd card. With some camcordes you can transfer files back and forth, you can only copy the to your pc... unplug and plug it in again and check if the files are still there if aren't use a sd card reader to transfer these files back to your cam. But if the files are on the sd card and your camera still doesn't read them, try recording a new movie, see where it's located, does it have a seperate folder and try doing the same with your org movie. I hope it helps. :)
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.
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