REFORMAT SEAGATE DRIVE PORTABLE
REFORMAT SEAGATE DRIVE SOFTWARE

The only other issue you may encounter is if a file is over 4GB, it will not be able to be copied over to the FAT drive (hence, why exFAT is useful - but not with the Roku).ДЄs for the 4TB drive plugged directly into a Roku's USB port, you will probably require a powered USB hub (and I'm assuming your 4TB is one of the unpowered 2.5' type). But do note that only the first partition will appear in your Roku as the Media Player's 'navigation' is primitive and only will recognize that first volume. If you don't want to use NTFS for your 4TB, you could partition the drive and use FAT32 for the volumes. I copied the files from the USB drive to my internal (PC) hard drive, formatted the USB drive to FAT32, copied the files back to that drive, plugged it back into the Roku USB port, and the Media Player app recognized the drive and all the included files. When I plugged in my exFAT drive, it was not recognized and I saw the screen notification about the supported formats. It will support NTFS, FAT16/32, and ext (3/4 if I remember correctly). The exFAT format does not work with the Roku (nor the TCL Roku TV). Having just had a sort-of similar experience, I thought I'd post my resolution. If you still have the problem, you should reformat the external hard drive from RAW to NTFS. There are 2 methods to help you clean hard drive completely. If this worked, type exit to quit the program. Wipe Seagate external hard drive securely to prevent your data from being compromised or recovered by others. This command will go to check your hard drive for any possible errors and attempt to fix them. I just don't want to use multiple drives for my library. The F: refers the drive letter of your Seagate external hard drive.

REFORMAT SEAGATE DRIVE PORTABLE

Could it be that the TV doesn't recognize NTFS or ExFat formatting?ДЄ 500gb portable drive plugged into a TV USB port formatted to Fat32 works just fine with 2 of the same movies (.mp4) I tried on the 4TB drive. Could it be the TV doesn't recognize the drive because it is a USB 3.0 (even though it says backward compatible to USB 2.0)? Would using a powered USB 2.0 bridge help? 2.

Roku Media Player will not recognize the drive with either format.ДЎ. The 4TB hard drive will format to NTFS or ExFat. Someone told me it could be the formatting type. Roku Media Player won't recognize the drive.

REFORMAT SEAGATE DRIVE SOFTWARE

TCL Roku TV Model: 49S405 (Roku TV 7104X) Software version: 9.4.0 build 4200-30 Seagate 4TB Backup Plus Drive USB 3.0 (box says backward compatible to USB 2.0)ДЄfter digitizing a few movies I tried attaching to the TV using the included USB 3.0 cable. I want to play my movies on my Roku TV via Roku Media Player via an external hard drive vis a USB. I am in the process of digitizing my entire DVD collection (575 DVDs). God bless the TCL techs, but they had no clue on this issue.

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