Unsupported usb problem

How is your USB Flash drive formatted? Most consumer equipment understands the FAT32 file system, if you've formatted it as NTFS then that's likely to be the problem.

I think its exFAT

That might be the problem - exFAT is a relatively new file system that may not be supported by your DVD player. Try reformatting the drive as FAT32 to see if that works.

How do I do that ?

Plug the drive into your Windows system, right-click it in Windows Explorer and select "Format". In the format dialogue box, select the "FAT32" file system before clicking "Start".

Of course this will ERASE ALL THE DATA on the flash drive, so make sure you have another copy of it if you want to keep it.

Make sure you format the flash drive - you don't want to accidentally choose one of your hard disks to format!

When I try to format, the file system options are NTFS or exFAT

It looks like Windows has an artificial limitation on formatting drives over a certain size as FAT32. You can get around it by using a third-party formatting program such as the one on this page: http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/guiformat.htm

Your a star....... Works perfect now. Thankyou very much