will this devise stream from amazon prime ?
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Yes it will, don't listen to MR. Samsung. With the latest firmware update downloaded online with the players menu option, it will download and install and reboot and then show the Amazon Logo App when you go to the App section. The manufacturer manual was wrong on how to update the player. It said to go online with a computer, download, copy to usb, insert usb, and then choose the USB option to update, which I did first, then the unit would not recognize the file (which was named correctly) as an update. Luckily the unit will do it via the internet connection without using the USB
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Lourdes,The Amazon Instant Video App is available on the BD-H6500. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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I'm doing a trial of Prime, and I'm afraid if the streaming won't work, there's little point in actually signing up - Netflix will have to do for now. I think Prime has some great content, but I'm not keen on camping in front of my PC to watch the movies - much rather be able to watch over the game console on the actual TV. Too bad - it's a great price, even compared to Netflix, but steep for the limited capabilities.
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The best answer tp your question is to go to Amazon prime and see if it can be directed to your LG. I think it can with the right app but I have never tried to do it myself. I just stream on my Laptop. good luck.
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Yes, you can run Amazon Prime -- the icon is even built in already (for both Netflix and Amazon). Your essential need is an HDMI cable, which is an added cost. I haven't actually done this, because it's not movies we screen here. But it's fairly straightforward, and Amazon has great technical help.
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Yes, it's there for the DMP-MST60. I gave it a quick test and it connects to Amazon successfully and offers content. I don't have a Prime account and they don't seem to offer any samples, so I couldn't test the streaming performance.
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Yes. I have had a Roku for several years, and used primarily for Netflix. Now with the newer RokuHD and Amazon Prime membership, I can stream everything from Amazon that is available in excellent viewing quality.
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No, unfortunetaly not. But the Sony 3D blue-ray player I had to buy did have amazon streaming.
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No , you will need another source, I bought a Panasonic DVD player for about$120.00 which has Amazon Prime streaming on it works great.
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Yes, you can play prime video. You download the app, sign in with your Prime membership info. Does not do android apps. It is not running android system.
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yes you can stream Amazon, Net Flix, Hulu +, and most other services that provide streaming videos. It is a great player and well worth the money especially with foreign made DVD's
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I have never used it with Amazon Prime. There are a number of apps thru which you r able to stream or purchase for permanent download to your device. I use my device strictly for download and storage purposes. As well I can stream from other media devices on my network.
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No. It will stream Netflix but not Amazon Prime movies. That's why it is so cheap. I called LG and inquired about it. They said they have not created a new download to make it work with Amazon Prime and that it "was not a priority at this time". So in other words, they will never create the download to make it work with Amazon Prime even though it advertises that it does work with it. I use it on a spare bedroom TV because the Blu Ray and Netflix work great, but still disappointed that I am not getting full use out of it. It only cost me $32.99 so I'm not too upset either. Panasonic has awesome Blu Ray players, but you are going to pay a little more. Good luck to you.
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Looks like only Kindle Fire and Apple IPads can stream Prime movies. See (http://www.amazon.com/gp/video/ontv/devices#Compatible Mobile Devices)
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yes. works very well for streaming Netflix movies, I have not tried it with Amazon but don't see why that would be any different.
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My understanding is this player does not support Amazon Prime. I also verified this with live chat. Bummer.
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I truly hate when people provide uninformative, useless answers to questions. YES, it will let you watch Amazon Prime movies, including the free movies and TV shows available from the Amazon Prime subscription: I know, I use it. The built-in Primetime app integrates Netflix and Amazon (and Google Play videos and Redbox and your cable/satellite TV) into one app that is really a pretty nice way to see everything you have available through one app.
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No. Netflix & Vudu for online services. (Also, I may be wrong if Amazon prime will load movies into your Vudu account).