🎯 Introduction
Want to run a looping video or image slideshow on your Smart TV—without internet?
This is perfect for:
- 🛍️ Shop displays
- 🧕 Wedding or event screens
- 🕌 Mosque donation boards
- 🧑🏫 School or clinic waiting areas
This guide shows you how to loop videos and photos directly from a USB—no Wi-Fi required.
🧰 What You Need
Item | Why You Need It |
---|---|
✅ Smart TV (any brand) | Android TV, Google TV, Tizen, etc. |
✅ USB Flash Drive | To store your videos or photos |
✅ Supported Formats | MP4, AVI, JPG, PNG, etc. |
🛠️ Method 1: Loop Video from USB Automatically
- Format USB to FAT32 (for compatibility)
- Copy MP4 or AVI videos into the main folder (not subfolders)
- Insert USB into your Smart TV
- Open File Manager / Media Player on TV
- Select video > Choose “Play All” or set “Repeat” mode
📌 Some TVs show loop options via 🔁 or ⚙️ icons in the video player.
✅ Works with: Walton, Sony, Xiaomi, Haier, TCL TVs
⚠️ Note: LG and Samsung may require loop setting from the remote options menu.
🛠️ Method 2: Loop Image Slides (Offline Slideshow)
Great for: price lists, menus, event displays
- Copy JPG or PNG images to USB
- Insert into Smart TV’s USB port
- Go to Photo Viewer / Gallery
- Open folder > Select “Slideshow” or “Play All”
- Enable Loop, Transition Time (3–10s), Auto Rotate
✅ Tip: Rename files as 01.jpg, 02.jpg to keep custom order
🛠️ Method 3: Merge Videos into One File for Seamless Loop
If your TV doesn’t support repeat mode:
- Use VLC, Canva, or InShot to combine videos into one MP4
- Export the final video to USB
- Play the single file on your Smart TV
- Disable sleep mode to keep it running
✅ Best for: shops or venues running 6–12 hour displays
💡 TV Settings for Continuous Playback
Setting | Recommended Value |
---|---|
Sleep Timer | OFF |
Power Saver / Eco Mode | OFF |
Auto Source Return | OFF |
Audio Volume | Set to medium or mute |
Input Source | Set USB as default |
📌 Note: Some TVs auto-play USB after power loss. Test this once before event day.
🛍️ Best Smart TVs for Offline Looping in Bangladesh (2025)
Model | Size | Loop Support | Price (BDT) |
---|---|---|---|
Walton WD32R610 | 32” | ✅ Full USB loop | ৳22,000 |
TCL S5200 | 32” | ✅ Loop videos + photos | ৳25,000 |
Xiaomi A2 | 43” | ✅ Smooth offline media play | ৳41,000 |
Samsung T5300 | 32” | ⚠️ Limited to image loop | ৳28,900 |
Sony Bravia W660G | 43” | ✅ Powerful media support | ৳46,000 |
🧠 Where Offline Loops Are Used in Bangladesh
Place | Content Type |
---|---|
🛍️ Retail Shops | Offers, price list slides |
🕌 Mosques | Prayer time, donation banners |
🏥 Clinics | Health videos, awareness tips |
🧕 Beauty Parlors | Before-after photos, service rates |
🧑🏫 Coaching Centers | Class schedule, teacher list |
💬 What BD Users Say
- ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My Walton TV loops my Bkash offers all day—no Wi-Fi needed.” – Rafique, Cumilla
- ⭐⭐⭐⭐ “We use a 32” TCL in our madrasa to show donation info. Just plug & play.” – Imam Hasan, Rangpur
- ⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Merged my image files into a video using Canva and loop it on Sony.” – Shamima, Dhaka
🔍 FAQ – Looping Content on TV Without Internet
Q1: Will my TV auto-restart the video after a power cut?
→ Yes, most Smart TVs resume USB input if it was last active. Try testing once to confirm.
Q2: Can I loop PowerPoint slides?
→ Yes. Export them as MP4 video, then copy to USB.
Q3: Is it safe to run TV for 10–12 hours a day?
→ Yes, but reduce brightness or enable screen saver after hours for longer panel life.
📢 Final Thoughts
You don’t need internet to create a professional, automated display.
With just a USB flash drive and some quick setup, your Smart TV becomes a powerful offline tool for shops, schools, mosques, clinics, and events.
Go offline — and stay connected visually.
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