Usb

[bazer]

Hi cruisers a friend asked me do the tv in your room have a usb or allow you to stream from iPad 🚢🚢🚢👍👍

[Britboys]

The only ships I have sailed on in recent years are Aurora & Oriana, which have fairly dated TVs that are unlikely to have a usb port. Re streaming - don't forget that will depend on whether you are getting a decent connection or not - which is certainly not guaranteed whilst at sea. I can't tell you about TVs on the newer ships but doubt that they have any sort of 'smart' facility.

[SamRothstein1972]

I'd suggest you're more likely to have success through an HDMI input but even then it often involves a bit of hacking of both the remote and/or re-routing of various 'hotel' boxes physically attached to the TV. I've nearly always got it to work but it's a different configuration every time. Hotels and cruise ships don't really want you watching your own entertainment unfortunately but that does seem to be starting to change so hopefully in a few years you'll have an easily accessible input that just works.

[terrierjohn]

Navigator OTS cabin TVs, large 28" LCD ones, did have USB ports, and others, down one side of them, did not try to use them but from the RCI forum I believe they do allow you to play your own media through them.

Maybe one day P&O will catch up with the rest of the cruise industry, but whatever you do don't hold your breath.;p

[aussiedisneyfan]

We sailed on the Arcadia in 2014 and could definitely plug an HDMI cable in, I can't remember if we were able to use the USB slots or not.

Edited November 1, 2017 by aussiedisneyfan
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