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Used this on a monthlong cruise with a piece of white blackout material we affixed to the metal walls with magnets

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

On the questionable side are a few thigs 1 the room needs to be pretty dark not a problem in a cruise cabin 2 our unit tended to lose focus periodically more an inconvenience than anything else 3 you will need an external speaker the built in one is really underpowered 4 because of the 34geometry34 of our cabin we had to put up with some 34keystoning34 and 5 while we used a very small portable blu ray player connected via hdmi the unit will also accept video files on usba flash drives and microsd cards

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This would have saved lots of additional suitcase space if we didnt need to take dvds and dvd drive

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Unfortunately apparently no one at kodak actually knows the maximum flash size the unit can use for storage of videos we tried 2tb and 256gb drives unsuccessfully before talking to a kodak 34tech support engineer34

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His recommendation was that 256gb was 34probably too heavy34 and that 34it should work with 16gb34

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Ive tried 16gb and it does work but dont try burying video files in folders

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Im going to try both 32gb and 64gb drives as soon as i get one of each

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Also i know that mp4 files will work but theres no information on what other types of video files might work