Can this player link to my wifi system?
1113066
This player is HARD WIRED to your internet modem with cat 5 or 6 Ethernet cable
1113067
Thanks for your question. This player will hard-wire to your wiFi system using an ethernet cable, it will not connect wirelessly. This is a fantastic player. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
740686
I am not sure, would venture to say no...have not linked anything up to it. I use it for WiFi internet and it works great.
753502
No, the unit will appear in your list of possible Wifi connections, you have to click on it, that's your "wifi".
1901448
Sorry but no, this unit will only connect to the network via a wireless connection. The LAN ports on the unit are access ports for clients not network ports.
703276
Yes, this player will play DVD's from all regions, AND Blu Rays from all zones! Plus, it can connect to the internet wirelessly!
2206829
You will need a HDMI3 cable to connect your player to your TV. Then follow "set up" instructions through your player in order to conncect to your wireless internet connection.
1838042
Thanks for your question. This wonderful unit will provide music over your network that will be playable on any DLNA unit in the house. I would download the owners manual from the Yamaha site and explore what controlling it will provide to what units in your home. It is a wonderful sounding and very flexible player.
1938360
Yes on the speakers and wifi just hook/setup what you need leave out what you don't. It's kinda nice to use Pandora or any other music provider on the receiver without having at least 2 devices on. For example, must Blue Rays nowadays have internet but then you need to have at least both the receiver and Blue Ray on all the time Vs just the receiver if it would have internet.
999888
If the Roku player has an ethernet port, than yes it should. First you have make sure that you have properly set this device up with your wireless network, once you've done that than you just connect it to the Roku via an ethernet connection.
2203618
The manual says to use the USB Wireless LAN Adapter (UWA-BR100). I would say that this player wouldn't work with anything else. It still needs firmware updates to get everything working as announced.
1851756
Nope. This is just a mp3 player with a few useless add-ons. There is no wireless or anything like that. The ui is awful. Avoid
104259
Depends, most cannot. These players are not very sophisticated. Go to a "pad" or netbook if want games as well as music, video, pictures, ebooks plus you can use the internet as well,r00t
1098003
There is only an Ethernet connection. Pioneer sells a WiFi adapter for the unit. I prefer the reliability of Ethernet, so the WiFi was not an issue with my purchase
1711143
If you have a wireless router, pretty much any company sells a companion to it for problems just like yours. You can get either an ethernet one or a USB one. I don't know if Amazon allows links, but if you have a wireless router, this is something similar to what you would need to get:http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=383There are cheaper ones out there, but this is close to what you would need to get since there is only an ethernet connection on the player, no USB. I hope this helps!
996447
Not natively. I suppose you could hook it up to a wireless bridge but that's just a pain.If you want a wireless Blu-ray player then I would suggest finding a different one.
88686
No, you cannot. The player does not have the capacity to perform any other function other than play music. There are no antennae or wifi capability to allow it to take any sort of calls.
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It connects via bluetooth. I imagine as long as the laptop has bluetooth capability it should work. The range is good as well. Can have the player in the next room and it still works.