What is setup like if I connect this to a WiFi enabled TV or BluRay player to receive signal from my router?
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Once the router is set up, it's the same as connecting it to any other wireless signal. The issue for us is that you need a static IP address for this router to work properly. Check your ISP to make sure you have this option. For us it was a lot more expensive. Have ended up abandoning the router.
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Unfortunately, the setup cannot be done through a 'Smart' TV or BluRay Player because they do not have an Internet Browser capable to running the setup. Capable devices: Tablets, iPads, Computers, Laptops, and Smart Phones.
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You'll need to have a really strong feeder signal from your router. It says 70%, but you're going to need more like 85%
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It is worth considering whether or not the signal has HDCP encryption on it. If you're using it to display the output of a PC, it will work as you describe. But if you're trying to convert an HDMI output from something like a BluRay player, it may not (and likely will not) work, because of the HDCP encryption coming from the BluRay signal.
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I tried it but it didn't work. I bought a cable which connected the router to the TV perfectly.
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I'm not sure if I am understanding your questions.. but I inserted the WiFi devise that came with this TV, and followed the instruction appeared on the screen to set it up. It was quite simple and it's working.
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Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
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RhymeBoy.G, Thanks for your post. I want to connect our satellite receiver, blu ray disk device, and plasma tv to the internet by cat5 cable. We have the following: dsl modem>D-link wifi router>desktop pc>wifi laptops. I was not certain if I could connect the entertainment devices through a switch connected to the wifi router. Now I know this will work! Thanks.
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No. It is meant for a computer. It does not include any software for your bluray player. Why not get an Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Ruko, or Amazon Fire TV. They are designed for exactly what you need and some are cheaper than the Asus you are looking at. Heck for the price of the Asus adapter you could buy a WiFi enabled bluray player.
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I do not know, have only tried connecting Directv, tv, and DVD (Bluray) player
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HDMI signal can not run through a network router. You can use a HDMI splitter before or after the extenders to split the signal. I know that works.
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Most likely Wifi from your DVD player would only function for DVD player app's and functions, and not for the receiver functions. This YWA-10BL is spotty on being a good product buyer beware!
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It's a wifi tv set. However, if you have your modem near tv it would be better to hook it with a lan wire in order to maintain signal strength. That's what I did with mine. &#128522;
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Unfortunately Panasonic does not make this very clear on the BluRay box. The player, depending on model is "wireless ready" but requires the LAN adapter to connect to your wi-fi as it does not have the required circuitry internally to receive and process the wi-fi signal. My Blu Ray was network ready - if I used an ethernet cable, but required the adapter for wifi. I guess it is way to sell an accessory. This is a throwback to early laptops that required a wifi usb adapter to connect.
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You need to plug it in and configure the unit to connect with your router (fairly simple) but my experience is that these units do not work that well. I returned mine. Good luck!
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If your asking can you hook a wireless router to this the answer is yes. You have to connect the unit to your TV with a HDMI cable. You can also run an Ethernet cable from your modem to the unit if you do not have a router. I have all 3 of my units connected to my wireless router.
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Works well with my Sony Blu Ray player so I don't see why not. Stream is consistent with no buffering. 802.11n
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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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Correct, hdmi passes signal from roku to tv, wifi passes data from the internet to the rocky box