BluRay Plug? Anyone know of a similar device that has bluray support?
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You don't need a special plug for Blu-Ray. Blu-Ray players don't have any special power needs. Typically, these power strips may often have a high current plug which would be good for a receiver or maybe subwoofer. Other than that, any of the plugs would work fine for a Blu-Ray player. If some company has made you believe that you have to have a special plug for a Blu-Ray player, they are selling you snake oil.
597992
Yes, you can plug in the Buffalo into your WiFi BluRay Player and it will work fine as long as your BluRay Player is powered on. At leasst that's how mine operates.
627677
You can see and browse, but so far I always get corrupt video errors when trying to stream anything. Works fine on my PS3, but would still like to see it work on the BluRay downstairs too!
1460809
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?
1370390
Its really stupid but there is no bluray playing software,its a rip off,the best I can recommend is buy cyberlink powerdvd 14 ultra,or torrent it if you do that sort of thing.Sounds illegal but guess what,you
1031112
Not sure about the bluray. Definitely has wireless internet though. Great product all around. Wouldbuyagain/10
548487
That is correct. I want to take advantage of Amazon Prime's movies, which is like Netflix - but don't know what usb to buy in order to connect my blu-ray player.
461137
Dear Reb, It depend if your BluRay player have a composite RCA for AV output, then it will work. HDMI can only provide HD AV, NOT analog AV, therefor the 3.5mm plug can only provide analog audio. but an additional 3.5mm to 2xRCA Y-cable required on your Sony TV end. If your BluRay only have HDMI port, than this cable wouldn't work for your applications. Please see link for BluRay back panel details. We hope this have answer your question. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPBX39-Blu-ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B0091VAHIO/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1404257822&sr=8-18&keywords=sony+bluray+player
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I didn't play with it enough to see if the Bluray INPUTS sounds from the HDMI. (I believe the HDMI is for output.) The optical digital is easy to pipe any sound that would normally be coming out of the TV into the bluray. ie VCR, Wii, laptop. Set the bluray on "TV" and it plays whatever the TV speakers would be playing. (I'll have to check if there is an "HDMI input" mode on the Bluray.)-Will
1067905
You will need to us a computer (pc or Mac) with a plug in Ethernet connection to configure this before using with the bluray. Once configured it works stand alone and will join your Ethernet port bluray to your wifi.
296760
Thank you for your interest in our products. The unit will play Bluray using a special software
523125
No only play blu ray does not support dl either . bummed i;ll find a replace drive in future
1815794
I don't see any reason why not, assuming you have the proper drivers for the bluray.
1235703
I ended up buying a Linksys powerline Etherenet adapter kit that uses the existing electrical plug wiring in your house. It works great, and the Sony Blu-ray just did a firmware update tonight with no problems! A great solution when your entertainment center and computer are at opposite ends of the house.
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DLP: Like others, my BD390 quit playing many of the newer bluray discs a couple weeks ago. Firmware is current. After first discussion with LG support, I took the unit to an authorized electronic repair. Am told the unit is working properly but CANNOT be updated further to play the newer blurays coming out, despite firmware updates. Spoke again TODAY with LG support and they confirmed this. Was told there was NO upgrade available for the unit and that NO discount would be given on purchasing a newer LG unit! They were amazingly indifferent and told me I was "out of luck".......would either have to accept the fact this unit was ALREADY outdated for current and upcoming blurays, or buy a newer unit. I WILL NOT BE BUYING FUTURE LG PRODUCTS. DLP
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1> Dunno, but if Mac can support Blu-Ray, it should be.2&3> The Blu-ray is dual-USB powered. ie it uses not just one, but two USB ports separately. Not a Y-cable, but two separate USB cables (One is for data/power, but the second is power only).4> You -can- use an independent USB power supply (there are many inexpensive ones on Amazon), and if you can find the supply with the right voltage/orientation/wattage, I am sure it is possible to get an A/C power supply. Best rule of thumb: Google USB voltage/wattage, or consult with the manufacturer.
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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