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  1. 15th Apr 2015 04:46 #1
    qaisark787
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    Hello Friends,
    I want to play a mp4 file on my SONY TV.
    You can see ports of my tv in the picture:
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    I want to know about device in which i copy video file from pc,then connect it to tv and tv play that file...??
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    There is nothing on the back of the TV?
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  3. 15th Apr 2015 05:30 #3
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    This the back picture of TV
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    You're going to need a media player to do what you want with that TV...maybe something like THIS for example?
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    bro the device u mentioned,it's ports are different they are like usb type
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  6. 15th Apr 2015 07:02 #6
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    You need to use the 'composite' output from the device , and connect to the TV RCA sockets with the cable supplied. See the spec HERE

    There's a picture of the connection used on page 11 of the manual for the earlier model HERE It's the same thing for the newer model
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