Benefits of watching USB content on Skyworth TVs often
+ Watch content directly on the TV without any device support.
Entertainment with sharp image quality and vivid sound.
+ There are more attractive entertainment options, not just wrapped in available TV channels.
Step 1. After plugging the USB into the USB port on the TV, press the SOURCE button on the remote to access the TV's data input list, then select USB.
Step 2. View the contents of the USB flash drive
+ To watch movies: Select "Movie", then select USB (symbol C), choose the folder containing the movie (if any) and finally select and play the movie on TV.
+ To show music: Select "Music", then select USB (symbol C), select the folder containing the music (if any) and finally select the song and play it on the TV.
+ To view pictures: Select "Photos", then select USB (symbol C), choose the folder containing the pictures (if any) and finally select and play the images on TV.
Note:
Your USB must have movie, photo or music content available
+ Content files must be in a format that the TV supports playing.
+ To watch videos and view photos with the best picture quality, you should choose content with high quality images and corresponding to the resolution of the TV.
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