If I connect a Blue Ray player will it give me wifi?
905986
If your blue ray player has wifi capability, your tv will. If you plan on hooking any wifi device to almost ANY HDTV, you don't need to pay the extra for a smart tv. I have a Samsung using the usb Roku, and an LG using my PS3. Neither are smart TVs and I can get my netflix, amazon prime, hulu, etc. Technically the TV doesn't have wifi. You're just using the other devices wifi abilities.
905987
no. This television does not have built-in WiFi. You have to connect your modem (DSL or Cable) to a Wireless Router. This router will create a wireless network. You would then create user name and password to make this network secure (instructions usually come with the router). Note: Some modems come with built-in wireless routers.
1703574
Unfortunately Panasonic does not make this very clear on the BluRay box. The player, depending on model is "wireless ready" but requires the LAN adapter to connect to your wi-fi as it does not have the required circuitry internally to receive and process the wi-fi signal. My Blu Ray was network ready - if I used an ethernet cable, but required the adapter for wifi. I guess it is way to sell an accessory. This is a throwback to early laptops that required a wifi usb adapter to connect.
471830
Your blue ray player will be connected to your tv via rca cables (usually)your tv will be connected to the sound bar with the digital cable
1982010
No. It will connect to any blue tooth device, radio, and play dvds, but no streaming movies or Netflix. Honestly tho, I suggest getting a different system. this one sucks. I returned it after only having it a week. its not worth the money or frustration.
141363
Yes but u have to turn on ur blue ray in order to get a function like smart tv and wii fi works，must use blue ray
1517892
Most likely it will not work. The device is meant for a computer, and not a standalone device. The computer will have the necessary means of loading software to make it work, whereas the blueray/DVD player has a custom operating system that will not work the same way.
603060
this player is internet ready, you just have to have internet access via a wireless router in your home and know the name and password of the signal emitted by your router (SSID name and PASSWORD). The initial on screen configuration on the bluray will guide you through the setup process.Hope help you.
2203740
Not positive, but I beleive it must connect via 802.11 wireless and not bluetoooth
1090702
It streams everything very well as long as it is dark you have a strong Wifi connection. I have never had an issue and I stream through a blue ray player.
615591
No, unfortunately not. Although the player has a USB input the player does not have WIFI capability. The USB is for connecting external hard drives, flash drives, etc.
1559504
It's available if you purchase an additional attachment. I did not purchase the attachment because I was able to use the wifi through my Blue Ray player and my audio receiver.
483756
It should work. Only reason it shouldn't be working is if the HDMI port on the Blue Ray is not giving enough power. If you do get it, I suggest trying it on a TV with HDMI and try connecting it to a VGA Laptop
1454651
I'm sorry but no. The only WiFi adapter that will work with any TV, Blu-Ray Player, printer, (any non-computer) is the proprietary adapter from the company that makes that device. In this case you would need the Samsung adapter. Samsung doesn't tell us how to make an adapter that will work with their equipment unfortunately. Thanks,Medialink Customer Support856-216-8222Tue-Sat 9am to 6pm Easternsupport@medialinkproducts.com
1186996
You don't! This player is meant to hook to an ethernet wire run out of a router. "Wires all over the house" If you want a WIFI get a blu ray player with built in wireless. By the time you get the one wifi adapter that will work with this player you will find it would have been cheaper to get a wireless blu ray. Of course you also need a broadband internet connection to stream video. You can stream video over a cellular connection but expect problems.
985303
Sorry but not Wifi compatible as far as I can see you may try with a USB wifi stick but our would have to do a firmware update to get this feature it is a very basic blu-ray hope this helps you
1653410
You need a wifi bridge/repeater. Asus makes a pretty good one for $38 bucks. It has ethernet ports on the back, it both receives and reinforces your wifi signal while simultaniously feeding a signal via short ethernet patch cable to your Blueray player, as well as up to three more optional devices.
1301982
You cannot.You will need to add a Netflix capable device [Xbox360, BlueRay DVD player--i.e. from LG BD 590 or 570, etc]. You can wireless stream to the device and have the device cabled to the TV via one of the 3 HDMI ports. Works great [I use the LG BD590, but the 570 has the same capability:Netflix, Vudu, etc]. There are cheaper alternatives.