“It won't render video from a USB? Does that mean I can't stream through the USB with a Kindle Fire Stick streaming device? The only reason I'm looking at this is to pair it up with my Kindle Fire Stick. Can I use that, or do I need to buy a roku that connects through HDMI instead? Second question: what good is the USB if you can't use it for video content?”

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• The Amazon Fire Stick uses HDMI to play video's on your TV. The USB on a fire stick is for power only. Hopefully the USB port on this TV has power, otherwise you can use the Amazon power adapter.

  Answered by cdonjenkins 10 years ago

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• The USB port is only for displaying pictures. You can't playback video from that port. In regards to the Roku and Fire sticks, those connect via the HDMI port exclusively.

  Answered by hockeycanuckjc 10 years ago

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• The USB port is for showing pictures or for installing firmware updates. You would need an HDMI based device to play video, like the ROKU.

  Answered by DynexCustomerSupport 10 years ago

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