Six articles on page 17 of the Pro Max guide journal. HTTP401 when a stream or playlist opens, USB storage on a TV: portable files versus application storage.
Practical answers for the screen you own: app installation, live viewing, home networks, programme guides and clearer account management.
HTTP401 means valid authentication is required for the resource.
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A USB drive can be used differently depending on the television: as portable file storage or, on supported devices, as adopted application storage.
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An XMLTV timestamp can carry its own timezone offset, and the player can convert that time for local display.
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HTTP403 means the server refuses access to the requested resource.
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If a player depends on a file stored on USB, removing that drive can break the saved reference even while the application still opens.
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Daylight-saving changes can alter the local clock while the underlying programme instant remains well defined by its timezone information.
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