I have a dvd player with wifi. Will this serve as my wifi connection for this unit?
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I don't think so. The wifi on your dvd player is probably for connectivity. What you need is something that generates a wifi network that the receiver will detect and connect to.
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It should - that is what it is designed to do. I have a media server and a TV attached to mine. I can stream Internet content over wireless to the TV, and stream music to other devices on my wifi. Make sure you update the firmware http://support.dlink.com.au/Default.asp as my connection was very unreliable till I did. Still has some reliability issues, and I would try something else next time (although the problem could be the Motorola device it bridges to).
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As long as the unit can connect to wifi and it is a single wire to activate it, it will work.
1913929
As long as it runs on wifi and you have an router this unit will work otherwise if you don't have a router this unit needs to be hard wired to your device..
548486
It is wifi ready, not wifi built-in. Meaning you have to plug something else in to receive the signal. The problem is that many USB adapters do not work with sony blu ray players. Sony says only their $80 adapter will work. What Janean and everyone is asking which USB adapters will work besides Sony's.
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I enjoy having this DVD player. I get to look at netflex anytime, now u do have to set up your netflex it should come with a wifi adapter were u can program it to your Internet router. U will need to know your password.
753502
No, the unit will appear in your list of possible Wifi connections, you have to click on it, that's your "wifi".
1010489
Even if your DVD player had a USB port, it does not work this way (USB port would most likely be for upgrading firmware or plugging in compatible media). The media-share device does not have the neccesary drivers to allow it to act as a "Host" device, even for USB DVD/RW drives.
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Absolutely. It plays any DVD Blue Ray or regular. It also will play Music cds and, if you would be so inclined, will read a disc with pictures and allow you to show them on your TV. It will also allow you to acccess the internet if you have a WiFi modem. If you like you can stream movies from Netflix or Amazon it you are a member. Great piece of equipment!
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It will. But the unit takes roughly two minutes for the unit to boot up and reconnect to wifi. It does have a network standby mode so if it's not being used it will consume less power and still keep a wifi connection.
1284919
It can be connected if the tv has composite audio outputs. Some older ones however, only have inputs in which case you can't. If that is your situation though, you can always connect the video (yellow) output from the dvd player to the video input of the tv while the audio outputs (red and white) go to to the audio receiver.
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Well, I am not sure what DVD player you have and what connection it supports. Generally it is not something you plug to DVD player.However, if your DVD player has a 3.5 mm jack and your external speakers support RCA plugins then it will work.
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As a general statment....no...it will not.The unit accepts a wired camera...not a wifi.
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No this is a HDMI, for DVD player or a game system, etc. You need a RJ45 for Internet connection
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I do not know the answer, but I seriously doubt it. I could not get it to work with my own DVD player, so unless it is updated I would consider not buying it.
1914706
You would likely use sn HDMI cable which you have to purchase separately to use a wifi enabled player. The TV has two HDMI; one VGA; one cable; yellow/white/red composite; and red/white inputs. I have streamed Netflix and DVD using the VGA and audio through the headphone jack cable with a laptop that does not have an HDMI jack.
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That would depends on what is your DVD Voltage and Current input requirement?You many also want to check that the power input connector matches what this device have as an output connector.