How to view photos, listen to music, watch movies from USB on Smart TV Skyworth

Smart TV Skyworth has the ability to watch USB storage content directly on the TV , without the need for any other auxiliary equipment. In this article, WebTech360 will guide how to watch USB content on Skyworth Smart TV.

Why should watch movies, photos, music content on TV via USB?

Watching movies on USB will bring you the following benefits:

+ No need to depend on any other supported device to be able to watch the content from USB.

+ Watch movies, listen to music, view photos with high quality and vivid sound.

+ There are more attractive entertainment options, not just wrapped in available TV channels.

Steps to watch videos, view photos, listen to music in USB on Smart TV Skyworth

Step 1: Plug in a USB flash drive with ready-made movie, photo, music content ... into the TV's USB port. Then, press the HOME button on the remote to go to the TV home page interface.

Step 2: To play the desired content, you can go to Pictures, Music, Videos in the main interface and select the content you want to play on the TV.

+ How to view photos:

+ How to play music:

+ How to watch the video:

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.

See more:

TV resolution

Above are the simple steps to watch videos, listen to music, view photos in USB on Smart TV Skyworth. Good luck!

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