Hi, if the FAT32 - 4GB barrier is a problem you could try ex-FAT formatting
on drives. Entirely device dependent as to functionality!!!
read up here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExFAT
I have found it to work fine on better quality usb flash drives, and have
used this to loop larger than
Media players will do what you need.
That's correct they are almost always formatted for Windows, so you
may have to reformat your thumb drives and you'll definitely have the
4gb file size limit (usually 10-20 minutes of video is the max), so if you
have long vides youll have to break them up into
Depending on the monitor, you may be able to play file for looping straight
from a USB thumb drive. I would only do this if you are able to spend a few
days researching and teching the file. Also, in my experience, you would
have to use a drive that is formatted for FAT32, meaning the file size is
> So do we use a very small dvd player or is there a way to play a looping
> digital file through a projector?
Your best bet is probably a mini 'digital media player', e.g.:
http://tinyurl.com/hf6a62b
http://tinyurl.com/zh7r7nw
There are various similar models on Amazon and eBay, between $25
1) For a wall mounted, flat monitor gallery installation, what is the most
efficient, low foot print means of bringing a looping digital video image to
the screen via a file rather than a dvd player? Also, recommendations for
particular types and models of monitors?
2) A hotel I'm consulting
