Recent content by Thomas3559

I honestly feel my USB is a fraud. The claimed storage amount was 128gb but in actual the storage is 8gb because once my total movie files total size exceeds 8gb my movie files keeps getting compressed and thus becomes an uncompatible format on the TV and possibly ripped. Why does my files keep...

Yes i downloaded it from youtube.

By the way the TV is a Toshiba LED series 40pu200.

Ok so my TV s really weird.Of the 48 episodes i downloaded it will only manage to play 10 while it says the rest as unsupported file? Strange thing is that i downloaded it all from the same source so there was no way the format would be different? Any takers?

Hello are you sure it worked? Becaude once all my videos exceed 32 gb it becomes compressed and the codec doesnt work now

Hmm do you have any solution perhaps for this?

Hmm why is this so?

Did you still manage to keep that 128 gb or was it split into 4 partitions of 32 gb each?

Hmm yep i've backed it up on another file. How did you do it without decreasing the partition size? What are the methods?

Hmm so its ok for my case? But there are third party softwares that i've heard about. And should i do that? Convert it to fat 32 since my TV can't read EX-FAT-_-

Hi it seems like my TV isnt compatible with ex fat and only FAT 16 and FAT 32. Im thinking of converting it to FAT 32. What should do? My USB is a 128GB In the USB - i have 40 episodes of a tv drama each around 700-800 mb per episode in the USB

Nop no change of format. When i meant it read the USB i meant that it actually detected my USB and showed me the list of folders on the USB. After downloading the movies the Tv cannot detect the USB at all ( no pop up menu )

Oh? But it actually managed to read my USB at first. Do you have any idea why is it at first?

Hi it says nothing about 128 gb compatibilty or the size of flash drives that it is compatible. The only media player specifications is that USB device Interface Version: USB2.0 HS File System: FAT 16 and FAT 32