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28th 2008f November 2008
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Michael S asked:
I’ve found a bunch of answers that talk a bit about this, but no one actually says what you can do with these dvd player slots. Why do media player companies even include them?
Harold
I’ve found a bunch of answers that talk a bit about this, but no one actually says what you can do with these dvd player slots. Why do media player companies even include them?
Harold
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When one can buy a DVD player for $30, it is very hard to differentiate, so some companies include USB ports. Most often they can be used to playback JPEG images or MP3 files from a usb thumb drive. Some may support additional formats.
Comment by TV guy — December 1, 2008 @ 12:34 am