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Some tips for connecting USB to your sound system to make it easier to use.
1. Tips for USB Connection with Sound System, Sound Bar
Some tips for connecting USB to your sound system to make it easier to use.
Devices Supported via USB Port
Some devices supported via the USB port of the system: USB, MP3 players, digital cameras...
USB Port of the System
File Naming
If folder or file names exceed 10 characters, they may not display or function properly. Therefore, it's advisable to keep file names short.
Supported File Types
Not all music or video file types can be read by the system. Therefore, you should carefully check the technical specifications and user manual of the system to select content with appropriate formats.
For example, typical video files that the system can read include AVI, WMV... while music files typically include MP3, WMA, AC3...
File Size
Subtitle files that are too heavy may cause the player to fail to read and display them correctly. Therefore, it's best to use subtitle files lighter than 150KB for smooth reading.
Subtitle files should be smaller than 150KB to be displayed properly
Avoid Inserting Multiple Memory Cards into the Card Reader
Inserting multiple memory cards into the card reader may cause abnormal operation.
Do Not Remove USB Devices While They Are in Operation
+ Avoid removing USB devices while they are in operation. To prevent data corruption or damage to the USB device, shut down the system when connecting or removing USB devices.
+ Avoid removing USB devices while files are being transferred
Avoid removing USB devices while files are being transferred
The higher the image resolution, the longer the display time
The higher the image resolution, the longer the display time. Therefore, if you select content with high resolution, reading the content may take some time, or even freeze. In this case, you should unplug and plug the USB back in, or choose to view a file with lower resolution.
Prefer direct connection
Connect directly to the product's USB port. Connecting through other cables may cause compatibility issues with the USB port.
Notes for MP3/WMA files
MP3/WMA or DRM-protected video files downloaded from commercial websites cannot be played back.
Whereas: Digital rights management (DRM) pertains to controlling and protecting ownership rights of digital intellectual property (content), including documents, images, videos, and audio. DRM restricts what users can do with this content even if they are the rightful owners.
Some devices not supported via USB port
+ External hard drives are not supported.
No support for external hard drives
+ Some users habitually connect their phones to the system via the micro USB port, but typically, the system's receptivity is low.
When USB has too many files, the system will take time to read
Having too many folders and files saved on the USB device can prolong the reading process.
Here are some notes when using USB connection with the system. If you have any sharing or questions, please comment below for the quickest feedback!
