Hi, Will my wireless blu ray work with this device once I have run the set up?
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I don't have a wireless blu ray device. This is just like a wifi hotspot. If your device can connect to a wifi router then it sure can connect to this extender. good luck
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Hi Miguel, I have two blue rays, 2 laptops, and 4 tablets running (not all at the same time of course. I can run up to 4 devices a time without lag) PERFECTLY! on this extender. The most important part to this whole process is the right set up when you start. Use your computer that has the router you are going use as your hot spot for the setup of the extender. Go to the link that is enclosed in box with the extender follow the on screen instructions. It was a piece of cake to setup. To use this extender you will have to reset any connection on devices you want to use with this device. I'm still getting 260 to 290Mbps on this beauty! Hi Miguel, I have two blue rays, 2 laptops, and 4 tablets running (not all at the same time of course. I can run up to 4 devices a time without lag) PERFECTLY! on this extender. The most important part to this whole process is the right set up when you start. Use your computer that has the router you are going use as your hot spot for the setup of the extender. Go to the link that is enclosed in box with the extender follow the on screen instructions. It was a piece of cake to setup. To use this extender you will have to reset any connection on devices you want to use with this device. I'm... » Read More Hi Miguel, I have two blue rays, 2 laptops, and 4 tablets running (not all at the same time of course. I can run up to 4 devices a time without lag) PERFECTLY! on this extender. The most important part to this whole process is the right set up when you start. Use your computer that has the router you are going use as your hot spot for the setup of the extender. Go to the link that is enclosed in box with the extender follow the on screen instructions. It was a piece of cake to setup. To use this extender you will have to reset any connection on devices you want to use with this device. I'm still getting 260 to 290Mbps on this beauty! « Show Less
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Hi Miguel, I have two blue rays, 2 laptops, and 4 tablets running (not all at the same time of course. I can run up to 4 devices a time without lag) PERFECTLY! on this extender. The most important part to this whole process is the right set up when you start. Use your computer that has the router you are going use as your hot spot for the setup of the extender. Go to the link that is enclosed in box with the extender follow the on screen instructions. It was a piece of cake to setup. To use this extender you will have to reset any connection on devices you want to use with this device. I'm still getting 260 to 290Mbps on this beauty!
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USB Onkyo UWF-1 Wireless LAN is for use only in Onkyo receivers, does not work with Blu-Ray BD-SP809.
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Yes, I have used DVD and Blu-ray ISOs. I also saw some stuttering using wireless but I connected a network cable to it and it not streams flawlessly. To stream Blu-ray you will have to either copy it locally to an attached hard drive or have a wired network connection.
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It will work only if you have or get blu-ray playback software.It does not come with any.Most pc's do not come with it pre-installed.
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I don't see what the wi-fi adaptor has to do with your choice of cd/dvd player. The Sony TV MUST have a Sony wiFi adaptor though, other brands do not seem to work. The Sony wifi adaptor has a pretty crappy antenna, and needs to be pretty close to your wifi router to get a good signal. I would guess you have your BluRay connected to a central receiver/amplifier with physical cable?
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You will need to have a wireless router on your network. The Blu-ray does not require additional equipment itself as it will connect to your existing wireless router. If you are only using the Blu-ray features, you do not need the wireless or broadband, but if you want to use the Internet streaming features, it is best to have broadband (high speed) internet connection so the quality of the streaming video will be better. If you have dial-up or slow dish-type, I would not recommend this Blu-ray.To summarize: If you already have high speed Internet and already have wireless in your house, then this Blu-ray will work. It will step you through connecting it to the wireless network. You will need to have a wireless router on your network. The Blu-ray does not require additional equipment itself as it will connect to your existing wireless router. If you are only using the Blu-ray features, you do not need the wireless or broadband, but if you want to use the Internet streaming features, it is best to have broadband (high speed) internet connection so the quality of the streaming video will be better. If you have dial-up or slow dish-type, I would not recommend this Blu-ray.To summarize: If you already have high speed Internet and already have wireless in... » Read More You will need to have a wireless router on your network. The Blu-ray does not require additional equipment itself as it will connect to your existing wireless router. If you are only using the Blu-ray features, you do not need the wireless or broadband, but if you want to use the Internet streaming features, it is best to have broadband (high speed) internet connection so the quality of the streaming video will be better. If you have dial-up or slow dish-type, I would not recommend this Blu-ray.To summarize: If you already have high speed Internet and already have wireless in your house, then this Blu-ray will work. It will step you through connecting it to the wireless network. « Show Less
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I have mine connected to a Samsung HDTV and Samsung Blu-Ray player. It comes with a manual. Set-up was quick and easy. I cannot address your situation and suggest you call them directly @1-800-377-7655. They will be happy to help you. Tech support is wonderful. Merry Christmas, KFYSMAN
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Hi there, there is no sort of manual and should work immediately as it did with my blu ray player. I hope this helps, and if it's the wrong one, sent it back and hopefully you find the correct one
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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.
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Make sure the TV has the connection on it then yes! Need the go into menu and indicate wired vs wifi connection also after you run wire from router.
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simply yes, hook up directly from your cable modem to your blu-ray player. I use this cable from one of the ports of my d-link wireless to my blu-ray player and if you're signed up with Netflix streaming then lot's of watching movies for you...good luck!!
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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
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Yes I believe so The unit has a L/R rca jacks so if your blu-ray player has rca outputs it should be possible
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Have not tried a blu ray player. It does work we'll with digital signage players, servers, pc's, and xbox consoles.
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If you plugged the pigtail into the tv instead of the blu-ray and used the correct input on the tv and changed the switch input on the switch itself it should work.The switch is automatic but sometimes you have to change it manual,Hope this helps.
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I just purchased the Samsung BD-P3600 blu-ray players and I'm having the same problem as posted by C. Wagnon; anyone out there has a solution! If I can't use the wifi connection, I'll be returning the darn player!
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If your blu Ray connects through A/V cables, and does not require the screen to be touch screen then it will.And you would still need a power source