High Definition TV Art on a USB Drive - Modern and Abstract Works by Rousseau, Hopper, Kandinsky and More (hd-USB-Modern)

Perfect for displaying art on your television continuously, during a party, or anytime - without having to connect a Blu-Ray player or other external video source. The USB drive plugs into your TV and works like a screen saver. No computer or Blu-Ray player is required. This custom walnut USB thumb drive contains 33 rotating digital 1080p images of modern, abstract, and cubist paintings from Ferdinand Leger, Edward Hopper, Franz Marc, Helmer Osslund, Henri Rousseau, Juan Gris, Theo van Doesburg, Thomas Hart, Valentin Serov, Wassily Kandinsky and more. All 33 paintings are sized to fully fit your screen in full 1080p high definition. There are no black borders on the top and bottom or sides. Film depicts a continuous loop of the 33 paintings, each displayed for 4 minutes, with smooth transitions and no music. Required for video: an available USB port on your television, and support for the MPEG4 (or MP4) video standard (this is very common, but please double check your TV's manual). If your TV has a USB port but does not support video playback, the included still images utilize most TV's built-in slideshow feature. Virtually every TV supports an image slideshow, but check your manual. As the vast majority of TVs have the USB plug recessed in the side, you will not see the drive protruding from the side of the TV and a TV frame will fit perfectly.

• Requires a USB port on your HDTV
• Walnut USB thumb drive with 33 rotating 1080p images of modern, abstract, and cubist art from Ferdinand Leger, Edward Hopper, Henri Rousseau, Juan Gris, Thomas Hart, Wassily Kandinsky and more
• Images are sized to fit your screen in full 1080p high definition with no black borders. Each image is displayed for 4 minutes on loop with smooth transitions and no music
• Plugs into your TV's USB port and works like a screen saver. No computer or Blu-Ray player is required.
• Required: Support for MPEG4 (or MP4) video (this is very common, but check your TV manual). If your TV doesn't support MP4 video, included still images use the slideshow feature on virtually all TVs