LCD TV is stuck after stop video from USB driver

Nope, you certainly can't. The TV can only show still photos or play music. It's not capable of playing videos.

The manual is here:
http://www.samsung.com/ae/support/model/LA40D503F7RXZN
or
2011 LA40D503F7R 40 Inch Full HD LCD TV LA40D503F7RXZN Support SAMSUNG Gulf
See pages 16 and 17.

Burn your movies to DVD or Blu-Ray and you can plug a player into the TV, also described in the manual.

Hello,

Most TV's do not support MP4 etc. so use something like DVDVideosoft and convert it to a format the TV supports (this can be found in the manual)

Hope this helps

Steve
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Try creating a Folder on the USB Drive and moving some movies to that.
Lit me Know how you go.
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LG 32D450 LCD TV doesn't support video playback from usb. The USB 2.0 input of this particular model can only read jpeg format (photo/snaps) and MP3 format for music playback. please click the link below and see the technical specification and USB input.. http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-32LD450-lcd-tv

you have to mention your exact model but according to Sansui, LCD TVs can play DivX and Mpeg4 format files

No you can't download movies to the USB from a Sanyo LCD 40XR10F TV. You can view some movies stored on the USB, if in a correct video format to the Sanyo LCD 40XR10F TV using the built-in TV multi-media player. Due to updating of the TV, some formats may not play that once did.

First, try using a different USB stick. If that doesn't fix the problem then your new tv is either faulty or the tv operating system has a bug.

Check the LG website in your country to see whether there are any firmware updates available. If not, then return the tv for refund or exchange, but make sure to try your USB drive on any replacement set in store as it's highly likely to be a bug in your model which will affect all of the other examples as well.

from usb these players will play only certain type of formats,,,
store movies in some other format and try... it will work.

The LG's will support an external USB hard drive, but it seems the USB support was intended for thumb drives, so yuo need to do the following to get it working:

1. the drive must be formatted FAT32 (like thumbdrives)
2. keep the file names short
3. keep the directory structure simple and as flat as possible

I have a 60GB laptop drive in a USB 2.0 enclosure drive working really nicely with good transfer rates. It takes it's power from the USB socket and is working fine.

Hope this helps.