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How to connect USB HUB to LG Smart TV WebOS operating system
In the article below, WebTech360 will guide you through simple steps to connect a USB HUB to LG Smart TV running WebOS .
Benefits of connecting a USB HUB to a TV
When connecting the TV to a USB HUB you can:
- Connect TV with many different USB , to watch multiple content sources at the same time without having to connect many times.
- Share other content of friends and relatives via the content they store on USB.
How to connect USB HUB to LG Smart TV WebOS operating system
Step 1: You plug in all the USB that you want to watch the contents of into the USB HUB, then connect the cable of the USB HUB to the USB port on the TV. Then, when you want to watch the content on USB, just press the corresponding button on the USB HUB to receive TV. (When the light is on, the TV receives the USB flash drive.)
Step 2: After connecting the USB HUB successfully, you can view the content in each USB by pressing the INPUT button on the remote. At this point, in the list of data inputs, you will see the USBs you just connected. Want to see content from any USB, just click on that USB.
For example, in this article, WebTech360 will choose to view photos stored on the first USB, and listen to music stored on the 2nd USB, so it will do the following:
+ On the first USB:
+ On the 2nd USB:
Note: Not all HUBs have buttons to select the USB you want to connect. If your USB HUB does not have a button, it means that all USB plugs to the TV will receive.
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How to view data in USB on LG Smart TV running WebOS operating system
Above is how to connect a USB HUB to LG Smart TV WebOS operating system. Good luck!
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