Does this projector come with remote? I plan on using it for powerpoint presentations running off a flash drive or SD card. Thanks.
1636265
Yes a remote is included however to play PP files off of a flash drive you will need to first "save-as" a JPEG-interchange-format in Power Point or the projector will not recognize the files (it does not play Power Point files directly)
314774
This is not a projector. You still need a projector to show a power point. This is a camera.
1579575
To use the projector, you can project a Powerpoint or other presentation that has been saved to a thumb drive and no computer is needed. If you prefer to hook up a Mac to the projector, you will need an adapter. If you are going to hook up multiple computers to use this projector, I cannot help. Also, if you have wireless available, you can have links active to websites within your presentation.
1519771
No it does not. It does have a USB connector. So you can use a USB drive with the Projector.
1742620
The version I received does not have a remote. I think the longest display time in the photo slideshow mode is 15 min, although I think you can select it to display one photo for as long as you want.
1384063
Yes but you will need a device to stream it with. I use a WD player that you can connect a hard drive to, and the player has a HDMI output that you can connect to the projector... Hope that helps
1290053
I don't believe you can watch movies right from the Flashdrive. You can hook other peripherals up to the projector such as a computer or laptop and play the movies from there. This is a great projector and we love the image it provides on our 110" screen in the media room.
1705182
Yes. You can connect it to a laptop or a camera. You can also just upload your file on the video projector, then disconnect the laptop and do the presentations independently
1254255
Yes, but you need to use a computer. You can not just plug a flash drive into the projector. If it will play on a computer, it can be projected.
2242827
Yes. I was amazed to find that it made the connection automatically without any input or changes to the laptop. Also, you can do almost everything with the remote. I was using a PowerPoint presentation and stood in front of the audience with the projector about 20 feet away, and changed slides with no problems.
1368451
To be honest with you, especially when dealing with money, I sent mine back after having it for only a week. I sent it back because it did not play all m dvds or my flash drive. With my dealings with it, it played some of my items, which did not suit well with me. I hope I answered your question and I am not trying to discredit the company, I'm simply being honest in my dealings with the projector and why I do not have it anymore.
359025
I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. Yes, if you connect it via a USB cable it comes right up. You can also tweak it with the display settings on the computer as well as using the remote for the projector. I use it to teach workshops and it's nice, portable and works great.
571875
Yes there is a little credit card sized remote, mostly good for going through a slide show presentation. Also comes with charger, cord to connect to computer, and instruction booklet. That's all I can think of.
1563278
No, it most likely does not have the drivers for a projector. It is used for USB flash drives and gaming controllers mostly.
689461
It has a mini USB port on the unit, but it comes with a standard USB to mini cable so you can plug in your USB stick into the cable and the other end of the cable to the projector.... Not sure why they just didn't put a standard USB port on the unit, seems like there is space and cost less than including a converter cable.
1313916
Yes, it comes with a remote, best thing I ever purchased. I hardly go to the movies now
2048457
I have this projector and it works well, I have tried to use different universal remotes with it but I was unable to connect it. Based on my attempts no. I did a quick check of your remote and I did not see an option for codes for projectors.