J. Barker
It comes with a USB port, and it will, I guess play media from the USB, however it does not use the standard NTFS, but the outdated FAT32. I could not use my 4TB hard drive because it was NTFS. So I had to go buy a 2Tb drive and use a third party software to convert it to FAT32. Now I can load my movies, however, if I have any over 4GB, FAT32 wont write them. So now I must modify these movies. Such a hassle. Samsung, whats up? Revision: I bought the drive, loaded movies onto it, hooked it up to the Samsumg TV but guess what...didnt work. So I called Samsung. They informed me another out of date technology. The USB drive has to be 2.0. Ever try to find a 2.0 USB hard drive? They are all 3.0. But Samsung is not backward compatible with 3.0, they are just backward. Now Im out $90 for a USB hard drive I dont want or need. It would be nice if all this was somehow listed somewhere, like maybe the owners manual, which is four pages of how to plug in a HDMI cable.
