when you connect Magnavox MBP5320 Blu-Ray Disc Player with Built-In Wi-Fi Internet can use internet on tv too some one please help me thank you
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are you talking about using your wifi for your blu-ray and your tv.i don't see why not.i run 2 roku and a computer off of my wifi.the tv channel wifi and the blu-ray should come through on different channels.
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Not sure since I did not use it for this reason. I imagine your BluRay player has to have the capability to support an internet connection (i.e. integrated software, interface, etc.)
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The WiFi radio is really good. It almost always detects my router. However it will drop connection from time to time. Lately I've had to turn the TV off and on to get it to connect again only to have it drop the connection 10 minutes later. If the connection recovery was there, it would be great. In my case, I'm glad I've got a WiFi enabled Blu-ray player which works perfectly.
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Do you really have to add the IP addresses, Subnet masks, Gateway and DNS addresses? Can't the blu-ray player get than automatically from the modem/router? What happens when you reset the modem and the IP address gets re-set, do you have to manually enter the new IP address?
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Would this then also work to connect my bluray player to the internet so I can stream Netflix to my HDTV? The modem that came with my DSL connection also only has 1 ethernet port which of course I have my laptop plugged into...
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Hi Peace Man.Do yo have other wireless devices that are able to connect to your router? If you do check your iPhone and you Blu-Ray player and make sure that the wireless interface on those devices is turned on. You may also try to power cycle the router by turning it off for a minute or two then turning it back on. Let us know if this solution works for you.Thanks.Cisco-Linksys Supporthttp://homesupport.cisco.com
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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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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.
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it connects perfectly,unfortunately it did not work properly,intermittently at best. i solved my problem which seems similar to yours by purchasing the two obsolete dvd players below,either one will work and you can find them on amazon for about the same price as a convertor.they have both HDMI and component (RCA) outputsLG BD530 1080p Network Blu-ray Disc Player orLG BP220 2D Blu-Ray Player with Smart TV (Black)
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I have apps built into my TV via the blu-ray player. Also, the TV is connected to an Xbox with Internet connection. Hope this helps.
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It has a connection for Ethernet but I have not used it so I don't now if or how it works; wish I would have gotten a machine with WI-FI but alas..... The box says - "Ethernet, 10/100Mbps, BD-Live, BD-J" it that is helpful. I have also not used a BluRay disc from another region as of yet but only region A. One issue I have had is that if I left it on but not using it, it shuts off automatically and then will not respond to the remote or front buttons; I have to unplug to essentially reset; otherwise, I am happy with it so far. Watched the Lord of the Rings extended on BluRay one weekend, one right after another and no issues [Yeah, it was a long day]. Hope this all is somewhat useful in deciding your purchase. M.
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The TV is advertised as "WiFi Ready", not "WiFi Built in". What that means is that it does not have WiFi without a WiFi adapter that you have to buy separately. I plug my Panasonic directly into an Ethernet router. That works great. I can stream movies directly from providers like Netflix and Amazon. But since I have never had a need to get an adapter I have never used one. I suspect it would work like my Ethernet cable. Plug it in one of the USB ports, log-on to your wireless router, hit the Internet button on the controller and your good to go. Here is a sample adapter: Panasonic TY-WL20U Wireless Adapter for Panasonic 2012 Internet Ready TVs
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I guess if you dont have a DLNA TV you can use the blu-ray player as receiver (connected to the tv).That would be why I would be looking for a DLNA enabled blu-ray player
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The TV itself cannot connect to the internet. You need the Panasonic Wifi adapter. I didn't buy it. I connect via PS3 and my netbook and then HDMI to the TV.Panasonic DY-WL10 Wireless LAN Adapter for select Panasonic Viera HDTVs and Blu-ray Disc Players
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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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Utilize wifi. The Blue Ray comes with a wifi antenna, and connect to your internet router wireless.
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Thanks Richard! I'll try the reboot first. I almost bought a Roku but needed a dvd player so just got that. So I can hook up the Roku and still have the blu ray player while using the Roku for streaming?I appreciate your advice!