A more complex solution would be to create a shared folder on your PC and then navigate there with your TV, but if your TV cannot browse a USB this is probably also not possible. The easiest solution would be to connect your TV to your PC using a HDMI/DP cable. Transfer characteristics : BT.709-5, BT.1361 Depends on the distance (between your TV and PC) and the type of TV. I received a message from Sony last night stating they have no products that will play M2TS files via a cable. Get a digital cable box or dvd player with a usb port and connect your external drive to it. I wasnt aware of the Panasonic Blu-ray player option. You need something with the CODEC to open the file. Youve mis-read my post, my Blu-ray reservation wasnt to do with the cost of the players, but of discs. The following preferential ticket should solve your dilemma. Senu - The WD media player doesnt play M2TS files.
M4V, same error - Download Error: timed outĪnd when you download it via TV and then open it (it calls 'totem') you get the error the stream is encrypted and decryption is not supportedĪre you able to open it - the file or the stream - one way or another?Ĭomplete name : mzvf_2.p.m4vĬolor primaries : BT.601-6 525, BT.1358 525, BT.1700 NTSC, SMPTE 170M You need a media player that is compatible with. My guess is the file is corrupted or not valid! I tried to open it via TunesViewer and it gives me. M4V, I have a black screen with controls, apparently to play a 30 seconds file. Well, running VLC from a terminal gives a 404 error, meaning the file is not found, but this is with a.
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