AUDIO VISUAL GUIDE
Not all files can be played via a USB, all files must be supported. PowerPoint or Keynote files will require software from a laptop to run. If the
content or container has an error the video content will not play correctly. File size and bit rate may affect playback
LCD/LED Screens play the following formats on USB: AV, MPG, MP4, MP3 and JPG – Often the file has been emailed to the client as a ‘zipped file’.
This needs to be unzipped or it will not work
# USB storage drives must be supplied by the client and removed at the end of the event.
* If onsite assistance is made a minimum service fee $55.00 inc GST applies to any conversions, if equipment is required, they can be hired for additional charges.
HDMI
High definition Multimedia Interface Cable transfers vision and Audio. Used with DVD Players and Laptops this is the industry standard. This is the replacement for the existing analogue video standard
Blu-ray/DVD players play the following formats:
Blu-ray, DVD (including DVD+-R and RW), CD (including CDR/RW) and the following USB formats: AVI, MPG, MP4,
MKV, VOB, FLV, MP3 and JPG (important – these files need to be in the root directory of the drive (not in folders)
USB
Universal Serial Bus is an industry standard for connectors for communication and power supply between computers and electronic devices. This was to standardize the connection for multiple devices.
NOTE—USB ports on LCD are not like Laptops. Not all file types can be played.
Media Players play the following formats on USB:
AVI, MPG, MP4, MKV, VOB, FLV, WMV, MOV, MP3, JPG and BMP
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
To ensure media compatibility Exhibitors are encouraged to provide program specifications as time of booking, as not all file types can be played. Exhibitors are to supply their own USB and content. Fees may apply for file conversions and onsite assistance. Please ensure your equipment has current test and tag certification
















