how do i set up my internet to my bluray player
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The player is automatically set to grab an IP address from your network. Just follow instructions that came with the player. If your network is on, the player will lock onto it.
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Press the green colored button on your bluray player remote. select wireless or wired connection. select your device router. then type in your wep key on the back or bottom of your router and enter or select. and thats it
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This my original review I reported on 12-7-2013... Just got off the phone with Vizio Support after I connected my New Vizio VBR135 3D Smart Blu-ray Player with Wireless Internet Application to my New Vizio 60" HDTV and my New Vizio Sound Bar and the sound works fine with the Player but there is no picture and GUESS what? Vizio does not produce any more DVD/Blu Ray players anymore and hasn't produced them for over a year now and if you buy one now the firmware is not compatible with the new Blu Ray or 3D formats, GO FIGURE. So I asked them why are there players out there on the market? They said that sellers are trying to off load them for quick cash and WE the purchasers will have to deal with the return/refund headaches if you can even get a refund. So I'm going to say this again "BUYERS BEWARE, DO NOT BUY A VIZIO DVD/BLU RAY/3D Player", Vizio does not produce them anymore. You have been warned. If you purchased on recently, also know that they do not have the recent firmware to play the new disc anyway... Don't waste your money...
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No because is a bluray player. You can use it out of the box. Any driver you need it'll install automatically as long as you are on line. Hope this helps you.
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Double check the players documentation but if you hook it to a wireless router/receiver then u should be able to get internet wirelessly since the player isn't wifi only internet ready
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I'm sorry I can not help you. I had the same problem with wifi. I would get it to connect for a short time and then it wouldn't. I ended up putting it in a bedroom near router and not bothering with it. Bought a LG bluray player that has no problems connecting. I also put an wifi extender in the living room
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Really depends on your Internet setup. I assume you have the most basic high speed connection. This won't work with dial-up. Well, it might, but it would be too slow. So, if your internet modem (DSL or Cable) does not have multiple internet connections, you'll need to get a router. You can get a wireless router that has both wired and wireless options but this Blu Ray is only set for wired. So I suggest running a running an Internet cable (Cat5 or 5e or 6 is there "normal" name) from your router/modem to the TV. If it's not close, well that sucks. I had to run mine through the basment floor, along some ducts and up close to the TV/player. It works great. You can buy wireless accessories/bridge to make it work but that's quite a bit of $$$ to get good speed. Linksys by Cisco EtherFast Cable/DSL Router with 4-Port 10/100 Switch (BEFSR41) D-Link Wireless DIR-615 N Router, 4-Port 10/100 Switch, 2 Antennas, Draft 802.11n Linksys by Cisco WET610N Wireless-N Ethernet Bridge with Dual-Band
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Sorry - don't have a bluray player so I cannot test it for you. Maybe someone else can help?
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You need THREE of the HDMI cables (not four like the other guy says). Connect one HDMI cable to the back of your cable box and the other end to the SAT/CABLE IN slot on the back of the subwoofer. Connect another HDMI cable from the back of the BluRay Player to the BD IN slot on the back of the subwoofer. The last HDMI cable goes from the HDMI OUT (located on the far right) to the HDMI 1 input on the back of your TV. Turn on the TV, make sure the input is set on HDMI 1, turn on the Soundbar system and select the device you want to watch (either the BD button for BluRay Disc or the SAT/CATV button for cable). You need THREE of the HDMI cables (not four like the other guy says). Connect one HDMI cable to the back of your cable box and the other end to the SAT/CABLE IN slot on the back of the subwoofer. Connect another HDMI cable from the back of the BluRay Player to the BD IN slot on the back of the subwoofer. The last HDMI cable goes from the HDMI OUT (located on the far right) to the HDMI 1 input on the back of your TV. Turn on the TV, make sure the input is set on HDMI 1, turn on the Soundbar system and select the device you want to watch (either the BD button for BluRay Disc or the SAT/CATV... » Read More You need THREE of the HDMI cables (not four like the other guy says). Connect one HDMI cable to the back of your cable box and the other end to the SAT/CABLE IN slot on the back of the subwoofer. Connect another HDMI cable from the back of the BluRay Player to the BD IN slot on the back of the subwoofer. The last HDMI cable goes from the HDMI OUT (located on the far right) to the HDMI 1 input on the back of your TV. Turn on the TV, make sure the input is set on HDMI 1, turn on the Soundbar system and select the device you want to watch (either the BD button for BluRay Disc or the SAT/CATV button for cable). « Show Less
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Yes. I have an Xbox 360 bluray player cable cord and an Ethernet cable going to it.
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There's a usb slot on the back of the receiver that you insert it in. Then go to your internet settings and connect. Hope that helps.
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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 be able to interact with the Internet using just the apps available with the VIA suite. There is not a browser built in. Many of the new Blu-Ray players offer a similar way to connect to the Internet and use specific applications built for that particular supplier. So, if you don't have an Internet ready TV you can add the Internet capability by connecting a player.
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yes you can...but if it is anything like mine you will have to find software for it to actually play bluray discs
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This DVD comes already setup. You don't have to do anything. Just place any DVD or BluRay from any region and press play.
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It works perfectly for me. Attached manual will tell you how to setup wirelessly. You need to know the SSID/paraphrase of your modem/router to connect wirelessly. Everything is simple and no need to be tech-savy. I can use the bluray the way it was made and design. My modem/router is within the circumference of the house. Let Wallace email me so I can help him personally at huechenge@yahoo.com.
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All Bluray players have certain apps on it or you need to download and this one didn't have either I have no idea why
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I've tried a few different video types but all through a smart bluray player. What are you playing? based on how it seems to function id say that should work.
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Thanks, A. Haught ,for the clarification! I shall connect the wireless dongle to the BluRay player. Although I purchased the BD-85K BluRay player at panasonic.com on Black Friday, I just received the unit a few days ago as it was on back order.