Which Kindle Fire has an HDMI port?
It can be confusing. The Kindle Fire line now has had 6 variations: 1. Kindle Fire (first generation) - No HDMI port 2. Kindle Fire (second generation) - No HDMI port 3. Kindle Fire HD (first generation, both 7" and 8.9") - HDMI port included 4. Kindle Fire HD (second generation, 7" currently sold) - No HDMI port 5. Kindle Fire HD (second generation, 8.9" currently sold - HDMI port included 6. Kindle Fire HDX - (currently sold, both 7" and 8.9") - No HDMI port
How can I play movies in LG TV using a USB port?
You can do it but the compatibility varies from LG TV model to model. Different models have different features according to price. So economic and medium range TV sets have very limited features. Fortunately, most of LG “New Generation TV” models have enough features like viewing image and video from a USB device.Unfortunately, the inbuilt firmware supports have their limited numbers of video codecs. Company should negotiate for and any license fees for each codes.As I told above features of TV models are directly proportional to price; that means economic or medium rage TV sets have very limited features. Since I don’t know which model of LG TV set you are viewing so it is difficult to say but there is some process which help you. Please follow the following steps.Plug the USB connector of you USB storage device into the port 1 and port 2 on the back of your LG Smart TV.Press “Home” on the remote-control to open the “Home” menu on the television.Push the navigation button to highlight “Smart Share” and then press “Enter”
My kindle fire shows message "connected to low power charger". What should I do?
My kindle fire is taking longer than usual to get fully charged. I have a message that reads "connected to low power charger". I never use my computer to charge it for that same reason. I have always used my iphone power adapter to charge it. I don't think their is nothing wrong with the adapter since it works fine with my phone. I tried plugging it in different outlets and it's all the same result. Any ideas of what I can do to work this out? Maybe I should try a different adapter or cord?
Cucusoft DVD to iPod Converter: Why is the movie split into two files?
Ok, I was able to finally get an answer to my question. Sadly, I had to wait until I received it from those at Cucusoft: "Since most media players will not support files larger than 2Gb, the new version of the software automatically splits it so it will be acceptable to most media players. The default\recommend setting is 1,024,000Kbytes. Kindly try to enlarge the number (split output size in profile settings) to 2000000,3000000,...to get a larger output file and check if this will allow you to convert the movie completely." Once again, thank you for all the answers I DID get. However, most of them did not address the question as I was seeking a solution for the Cucusoft software. Had the question been: what software can I use to convert DVD to iPod, these answers would have been perfect. Thanx anyway.
Can I download torrents onto my Kindle Fire?
There is an named as uMobile which is basically for downloading stuff from torrents sites and you just have to make sure that you download the formats readable by Kindle fire such as Mp4 for movies and videos.
Why does samsung smart tv browser doesn't play videos?
Your web browsers on your PC and laptops use Flash to play video content.If you do any research online on this topic, you will find to everyone’s frustration that Adobe will not provide Flash player for any TV platform. Samsung, LG, any manufacturer could create their own software or license a player for TV browser, but none do!It’s the 21st century, but we cannot play videos on a TV web browser, and in programs like Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Video, even to search for a movie we have to use arrows and an enter key to spell out what we are looking for. It’s like the stone age of TV! Beautiful picture, but no streaming vids in a browser and hunt and peck typing for movie searching in major streaming services!
What is a Kindle Fire capable of doing?
Play music, watch videos, 1,000s of apps, fully surf the web, check email, etc. You have the Amazon Music market, plus, you can transfer any mp3 files from your computer via USB cable. Pandora (free music streaming) is free. You have the Amazon Video market, plus access to Hulu, Netflix, Youtube, etc. With some free apps, I've been able to download some Youtube videos directly to my Kindle Fire. You have the huge Amazon Book market. Thousands of them are free, and all less expensive than hardcopies of the same titles. nuff said there. You have the enormous Amazon App market. It's not the full Android market, but you'll find virtually anything you need. Many, many apps are free and Amazon offers one free app each day. You can shop, read the news, check Twitter, Facebook, Google, USAToday, your local tv news, local newspapers, and do almost anything the web allows. The Kindle Firehas full Adobe Flash support. With your purchase, you get 1 free month of Amazon Prime ($79 per year, if you wish to continue). With that, you get 1 free book on loan per month, 2-day shipping on all Amazon online orders, and unlimited 24/7 streaming from the Amazon Prime Video lending library. I still haven't figured out how to get my Kindle Fire to do the dishes or rake the leaves, but I'm waiting for an app for that. :)