Telstra TV

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• Get started with the Foxtel app

• Troubleshooting the Foxtel app

• Access Mobile Foxtel or the Foxtel app

• Everything you need to know about the Foxtel app

• How to manage your Foxtel from Telstra subscription online

• Start using BigPond Movies

• Activate my Telstra TV™

• Using my Telstra TV™

• Register and Setup T-Box

• Sign up to Apple Music

• Manage my Apple Music service

• My Apple Music subscription

• Connect multiple T-Box devices to a Home Network

• Order and view events from Main Event on Foxtel from Telstra

• Suspend Foxtel service

• Apple Music payments and billing

• Apple Music privacy

• Contact Foxtel support

• Fix T-Box remote control problems

• Get Foxtel from Telstra by itself or add it to an eligible bundle

• Get Foxtel on T-Box

• Hide channels on T-Box

• My Media on T-Box

• T-Box Catch Up TV

• Sign up for BigPond Movies on T-Box

• T-Box supported file formats

• T-Box Remote App

• How data-free music streaming with Apple Music works

• Troubleshooting on your T-Box

• Use BigPond Video with T-Box

• I can’t see my activation code

• My Telstra TV bonus offers

• How to find movies or TV shows using Telstra TV Search

• Remove your Apple Music Subscription

• Set up my Telstra TV™

• How to watch a video or listen to music from an external source

  Watch a video or listen to music from an external source

  Your Telstra TV comes with a USB port for external storage devices that allows you to play movies, videos, music, or view photos that you’ve stored on your external devices.

  Please note, the microSD slot can only be used to expand internal storage for apps, so you’ll need to use the USB port to play media files with your Telstra TV.

  1. Plug your external device into the USB port on the back of your Telstra TV box

     

  2. Add the ROKU Media Player app via the apps menu
  3. In the app, select the media type you want to play (video, music or photo). Please note, only Telstra TV-compatible content will be shown
     • Video – *.MKV, *.MP4, *.MOV, *.WMV
     • Music- *.ACC, *.MP3, *.WMA, *.FLAC, *.WAV
     • Photo- *.JPG, *.PNG, *.GIF (non-animated)

  

  4. Select ‘OK’ once you’ve chosen your content

  To stop video playback, select Up or Back or Home on your Telstra TV remote control

  To show cover artwork for a video or music, save a JPG file with a cover artwork under the same name as the video or movie and save both files in the same folder.

  Please Note : To play Dolby Digital in MKV, MP4 and MOV movies, or DTS in MKV movies, connect your Telstra TV device using a HDMI cable to your compatible TV or receiver capable of decoding Dolby Digital or DTS.

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