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    Jonathan76

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    Having just installed my FVP 4000T without a hitch, including hooking up to my Plusnet home network for replay/on demand - that's working OK - I cannot locate or display some test standard sized (<200Kb) jpeg photographs that I have placed in a 'shared with everyone/read only folder' situated on my home computer - Windows 10 Pro.

    I've tried absolutely everything I can think of but must be missing something. Could anyone help me please?

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 9:46:16 #1 |
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    What are the photo size in pixels ?

    Welcome to our forum.

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 9:57:15 #2 |
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    Struggling to make this work using my 5000T. I have some .jpg files in my Pictures shared folder.

    Freeview Play - Media - Selecting My Laptop - Pictures Folder - All Pictures shown no files.

    I can play videos (recordings) on my HDR-FOX-T2. I will try uploading a few jpegs to it to see if this works.

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 10:45:16 #3 |
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    Thanks for the prompt reply Graham.
    Width 640pixels
    Height

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 10:53:48 #4 |
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    Uploaded some jpegs to HDR-FOX-T2 photos. Photos folder not visible on 5000T only Video Recordings partition. Added a couple of jpegs to video folder, photos still not listed.

    Looks like a bug to me.

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 10:55:14 #5 |
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    Thanks for the prompt reply Graham. Currently have put one photo in the shared test folder. Have all of the details but importantly:
    Width 640pixels
    Height 480pixels
    Horiz Res 100dpi
    Vert Res 100dpi

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 10:57:49 #6 |
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    Jonathan76 - 1 minute ago  » 
    Thanks for the prompt reply Graham.
    Width 640pixels
    Height

    I can't make photos visible stored on my PC nore on some uploaded to HDR-FOX-T2. Going to try using a HDR-1000S.

    Height ?

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 11:01:11 #7 |
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    Same on HDR-1000S. Video is no problem - no sign of photos.

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 11:07:37 #8 |
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    Jonathan76 - 10 minutes ago  » 
    Thanks for the prompt reply Graham. Currently have put one photo in the shared test folder. Have all of the details but importantly:
    Width 640pixels
    Height 480pixels
    Horiz Res 100dpi
    Vert Res 100dpi

    I take it they play if you copy them to a usb stick. Shouldn't be any issues at all they are tiny. There is known limit in handling very large files. If you try and play you get an error message giving max horizontal and vertical pixels. The resolution doesn't matter, it only matters in determining the size they will print at. If you change the resolution (without resampling) from 100dpi to 200dpi if you print the image it will be half the size.

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 11:12:44 #9 |
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    Sorry for the glitch in my reply. If I cannot display simple photos from my home computer to the TV this seems to be a quite serious bug?? WE can't be the only ones? I'll just go and read your link now.

    | Wed 15 Nov 2017 11:15:20 #10 |

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