Can you use this to hook up to wireless router to coax cable that runs to basement to an other adapter to blueray player to get netflix over wifi
1520587
I used one for almost the same thing. It works how ever it coursed me to have to reboot the deca and router at least once a week. Which I didn't have to do before or now after removing it. Also you need to buy a power supply for it. Like this one http://www.amazon.com/DIRECTV-PI21R1-03-Inserter-Discontinued-Manufacturer/dp/B005AME7Y8/ref=pd_sbs_misc_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1N2QJR09TFJFPH0JH323 (DIRECTV-PI21R1)
1856834
you could, but it will have to much signal lost. maybe if you put the antenna by the router your getting the signal off.
1632315
I could get mine to connect but continued getting error messages when I tried to access Netflix even though the Netflix site came up. So, I called emailed them and none of the fixes worked. If I were you I would return it and either purchase a Blue Ray player with wireless capabilities or get a Roku. I have a Sony Blue RFay wireless player and it works great. I paid $100 for it. I also have a Sony for the TV in my computer room and it is wired to my router via ethernet cable and it works great. The Rikomagic is a great idea if it would just work.
156752
Yes, I have that set up in my bedroom. Coax into adapter, coax out to Tivo, ethernet out to another router that feeds my PS4 and Apple TV. Is your wireless router already setup as a MoCa router (Verizon)? If not then you will need the 2 pack
506090
There is an ethernet port on the back that connects to the router. That should work. Personally, I already have a Roku box so I just needed it for Blu-ray. I am very pleased with the unit.
2271871
I don't believe so. Does Netflix and YouTube but needs an Ethernet cable- it's not got wireless.
2207702
Don't feel bad, it is indeed confusing. This model will allow you to hook up to Netflix, Hulu, etc. without having to purchase any sort of wireless adapter.
844748
Only if you connect it using the WAN. This router does not have a coax port.
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.
1101400
I had to use it for my sony blue ray player. Works great picks up my comcast wireless perfect. I use it to watch Netflix
1184657
I don't think so. There is no way to connect coax. I think it is strictly for phone and ethernet cable.
1232284
I used it to extend my wifi adapter to router. Not familiar with Play Stations
154061
I was just about to post the same question. I really don't want to run an ethernet line over to the player. I've looked at wireless access points but they're not much cheaper than a full blown router. I'm starting to think I'll end up with another wireless router (with 4 or more ports) to use as a bridge to my existing wireless lan. I just really don't want to spend upwards of $100 just to get bdlive.
1346906
Yes, but because it doesn't have wi fi built in, you will either need to run an ethernet cable to it from where the router is, but if you have a wireless router, use can use a wi fi extender that allows you to plug an ethernet cable into it to the blu ray player or use a powerline ethernet adapter to connect an ethernet cable to the blu ray (that will run the Internet to other areas of your house using the power grid & power outlets in your home). The last is the best method I found, as the wif fi extender would drop signal sometimes, but the powerline adapter doesn't & gives me a better connection. Yes, but because it doesn't have wi fi built in, you will either need to run an ethernet cable to it from where the router is, but if you have a wireless router, use can use a wi fi extender that allows you to plug an ethernet cable into it to the blu ray player or use a powerline ethernet adapter to connect an ethernet cable to the blu ray (that will run the Internet to other areas of your house using the power grid & power outlets in your home). The last is the best method I found, as the wif fi extender would drop signal sometimes, but the powerline adapter doesn't & gives me a better... » Read More Yes, but because it doesn't have wi fi built in, you will either need to run an ethernet cable to it from where the router is, but if you have a wireless router, use can use a wi fi extender that allows you to plug an ethernet cable into it to the blu ray player or use a powerline ethernet adapter to connect an ethernet cable to the blu ray (that will run the Internet to other areas of your house using the power grid & power outlets in your home). The last is the best method I found, as the wif fi extender would drop signal sometimes, but the powerline adapter doesn't & gives me a better connection. « Show Less
88582
Yes, you connect the TV wirelessly to your router - so then you can surf the net, watch NetFlix, etc - without having to plug things into the TV itself.
1600116
This is the wrong product for that. This device takes the network connection from the router and allows you to port it to any other location in your house. This has noting to do with wifi.
518771
Yes. I have a Sony Blu-ray with wifi connected and am using the Blu-ray for connecting to Netflix.