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What would be the best way to approach this. I tried to search for VLC player in apps and used the search function and nothing.

Im planning on downloading some movies from usenet onto my pc, put them on a usb stick and watch them on my tv by putting the usb stick in my tv.

Best way to approach this? what file type is supported by webos or the default video player on the LG 32LK6200?

 

Kind of a noob at this btw, I know some people might say go read and endless long tutorial or 'get your research done'. Well i dont feel like spending several days or dozens of hours getting that done. The wheel has allready been invented so kindly share the information.

 

Thanks allready to the people who are willing to allow me and my family watch some good movies with the kids :)

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Open network and sharing on pc and you should be able to set up a home network. ....you tv will pick this up if connected to your internet and you can stream straight from laptop to tv.....if not just put films on a usb and plug in....tv will recognise stick and films on it....hope this helps.

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