Tv's that have the software that come up with the church logo and connecting Phones and Tablets to them

Discussions about using TVs, projectors, laptops, tablets, smartphones, DVD Players and other media players in meetinghouses including standards, management, how to connect to them, proper use, and support.
tbrooks
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Re: Tv's that have the software that come up with the church logo and connecting Phones and Tablets to them

Post by tbrooks »

It would be interesting to know if with the church standard software for smart tv's, there's a way to play a video directly from a thumb drive connected to the TVs USB port.

Anyone know of a way?
adkinsjm
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Re: Tv's that have the software that come up with the church logo and connecting Phones and Tablets to them

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We can’t seem to get screen sharing to work on any Apple devices. FM Group didn’t put the TVs in the NoSplash policy, so got that sorted out.
adkinsjm
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Re: Tv's that have the software that come up with the church logo and connecting Phones and Tablets to them

Post by adkinsjm »

Figured out the screen sharing issue. Apple devices didn't work with the Anker USB-C to HDMI adapter, but worked fine with the Apple USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter on all the Apple devices I've tested (iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks).

Just something to look out for if you're running into issues. Need to spring for the expensive OEM Apple adapter.
CalS201
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Re: Tv's that have the software that come up with the church logo and connecting Phones and Tablets to them

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Apple devices didn't work with the Anker USB-C to HDMI adapter
Anker USB-C to HDMI adapters connected to Apple devices work for us ! Note-after you attach the USB-C connector to the iPhone it takes about 8 seconds for the image to appear on the TV

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