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1. Hold down the Eject button on the ODD for 1.5 seconds while the ODD tray is open to switch the ODD to AV system support mode. At this time, the LED is lit.
2. If you hold down the button again, ODD mode is toggled between AV system support mode and general ODD mode.

CD/DVD types of media written in UDF or ISO are supported. (except for DVD-RAM)

To understand the ISO and UDF formats, you have to understand the concept of file systems on storage devices.
Since ODDs only support the ISO and UDF file systems, the data needs to be converted to a file system that the AV system can recognize for the data on the ODD to be used.

Is there a limit to the number or size of the files?

Up to 3000 files are supported and the files from root directory up to 5 levels can be recognized. The maximum size of a file is just under 4 GB. There is no limit to the size of data saved onto a single disc.

In AV system support mode, it takes longer to recognize a disc.

It takes longer to recognize the discs as data on the ISO/UDF file system is converted to the FAT32 file system for AV systems to recognize and transmit the data.

In addition, the time delay due to the conversion is determined by the number and size of the files saved on the disc. (Approximately 30 seconds is required for 1 GB of data.)

I have connected the ODD but there is no response.

Because the file system conversion takes longer, if you connect a high-capacity disc, the connected device (such as TV) will require some time to recognize the Samsung external-type ODD (1G = approximately 30 seconds).

Note

• When recognizing the ODD, the LED of the ODD blinks continuously.
• PCs, TVs, and other devices with insufficient USB bus power will not work correctly if you use only one USB port.

I know my TV supports playing images but I cannot display my images on the TV.

The resolution of the images may not be supported by the TV or the codec (JPG, GIF, BMP, and etc.) may not be supported by the TV. In addition, if the actual image is in a format other than JPG such as in the BMP format, the image will not be displayed even though the image file extension is “JPG”.

Does the AV connectivity function allow me to connect to a device such as a TV that only has video, photo and music playing functions?

The AV connectivity function basically enables connecting an AV device to any device to which a USB memory device can be connected. However, the AV connectivity device may be unable to connect to a device due to a power or compatibility problem.

PLEASE NOTE When writing to a device (such as a USB memory device or external HDD that is connected through the USB interface) is required for some reason, the AV connectivity function does not work.

Note

Since some AV systems have a timeout scheme for recognizing USB devices, if recognizing a device is delayed, the process may time out and the device may not be recognized. This may occur when the disc contains a big file or a number of files.

My TV works as a Personal Video Recorder when an external-type HDD is connected. Can I record data by connecting an external-type ODD to the TV?

Since, at present, the AV connectivity function supports reading data only, you cannot write data to the AV connectivity device.

I cannot play a video file on my TV.

First check if the connected TV supports playing video through a USB interface.

If the TV supports this function, check if the video format is supported by the TV.

The AV connectivity technology is only for recognizing the connected portable ODD, not for automatically detecting the file format and playing the files on the ODD. The function for detecting and playing files needs to be supported by the TV or digital frame.
For supported video, photo and music file formats, refer to the user manual of the device to be connected (e.g. the TV manual).

Can I watch commercial DVD titles on the TV by using the AV connectivity function?

To play DVD titles, you need a recorder that can decrypt the encoded DVD title. However, since most TVs do not support this function, you cannot watch DVD titles by using the AV connectivity function. To watch DVD titles, you have to use a DVD player or DVD playing software that runs on a computer.