panasonic iphone app problem Am I the only one who can't get any of the panny iphone apps to work with my blu ray? The phone, the player, and the networked computers all show as devices on my linksys wireless network. And, the iphone MAC address shows on the network page as an enabled device on the player's device setup page. But will any of the iphone apps find my 220? Nope. I've checked the securing settings on the router and nothing jumps out. When I use the app all it'll give me is the teaser demo. Frustrated. Any ideas? panasonic iphone app problem Am I the only one who can't get any of the panny iphone apps to work with my blu ray? The phone, the player, and the networked computers all show as devices on my... » Read More panasonic iphone app problem Am I the only one who can't get any of the panny iphone apps to work with my blu ray? The phone, the player, and the networked computers all show as devices on my linksys wireless network. And, the iphone MAC address shows on the network page as an enabled device on the player's device setup page. But will any of the iphone apps find my 220? Nope. I've checked the securing settings on the router and nothing jumps out. When I use the app all it'll give me is the teaser demo. Frustrated. Any ideas? « Show Less
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Paul, Appreciate the input. But, that's not it. It's been connected to the wireless network the whole time. Any other ideas? Anybody?
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I found that the blu ray player has to be connected to the network via wireless. A hard wired connection won't allow the iphone app to work. No idea why, but I tried for a long time to get it to work over a wired connection. Everything showed up on the network just as you are finding. It worked the first time via wireless. I found that out via scanning several forums. Hope this helps.
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C.T. Wallace is correct. I had the same problem, and then synced while wired, and *bing* - it found my BDT-320 and works nicely. (A lot better than the crap remote it comes with that you can't see in the dark.)
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Doh! Figured it out. The problem was that I was syncing my iphone only via cloud. You've got to connect the phone via usb to the computer one time, so the USB drivers can load, for the phone to be recognized by the Win 7 network. Now, if I can only find the volume controls on the iphone app!!
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I tried the new 30 pin to 5 pin adapter so my iPhone 5 was hooked into the JVC iphone adapter and the problem is that the JVC will only accept analog from the iphone 5. I can use Bluetooth to get my contact list from the iphone, but apps do not work. I can get the music to play, but since I have an ipod, I don't need this feature. Hopefully this will be corrected when JVC comes out with a firmware upgrade. I contacted JVC tech support and they wouldn't say anything about any future firmware upgrades. You would think with all the iphone 5 sales, that JVC would address this issue, but so far not one of their products supports the iphone 5. I tried the new 30 pin to 5 pin adapter so my iPhone 5 was hooked into the JVC iphone adapter and the problem is that the JVC will only accept analog from the iphone 5. I can use Bluetooth to get my contact list from the iphone, but apps do not work. I can get the music to play, but since I have an ipod, I don't need this feature. Hopefully this will be corrected when JVC comes out with a firmware upgrade. I contacted JVC tech support and they wouldn't say anything about any future firmware upgrades. You would think with all the iphone 5 sales, that JVC would address this issue, but so far... » Read More I tried the new 30 pin to 5 pin adapter so my iPhone 5 was hooked into the JVC iphone adapter and the problem is that the JVC will only accept analog from the iphone 5. I can use Bluetooth to get my contact list from the iphone, but apps do not work. I can get the music to play, but since I have an ipod, I don't need this feature. Hopefully this will be corrected when JVC comes out with a firmware upgrade. I contacted JVC tech support and they wouldn't say anything about any future firmware upgrades. You would think with all the iphone 5 sales, that JVC would address this issue, but so far not one of their products supports the iphone 5. « Show Less
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It works on my Imac 27 inch when running Windows 7 bootcamp as the primary Operating system and the blueray drivers / software from samsung are installed. In the MAC OS side, it works but there is not a blueray application player or software. I am very sure that MAC's still dont support it but I havent tried looking for a driver or software package or Codec. It can read the blueray disk though.
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If your Blu-ray is attached to your network via ethernet, then this will allow you to connect it via wifi. If your Blu-ray player is already wireless, then this is redundant and not necessary.
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If you could indulge this speculation, I think firmware updates, if any, could be handled over the internet. The reason for this guess stems from what I believe I learned about the iPhone app. I wondered if it would have to be plugged in to the unit via USB or streaming via bluetooth in order to function. This doesn't appear to be the case, because within the app (on demo mode) under SETTINGS &gt; SELECT PRODUCT, all products have placeholders for MAC Address, IP Address and Port. This evidence makes me think it's safe to assume that the app is able to interface via TCPIP over wifi (though the Pioneer unit would have to be connected to the LAN via its ethernet port). So it appears to be possible that the unit can do more than just accept internet radio signals over the ethernet port. I don't think it's too big a leap to assume that firmware updates can be handled this way rather than manually by USB drive or DVD-ROM. If anyone can confirm or disprove, please fire away.
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I got it to work, but to the receiving listener the voice quality is terrible. I left myself a voice mail at work by calling out using the cell phone line and yes, the voice quality is terrible with the iPhone 4S iOS 5. I am not sure how to fix this problem. Regarding connecting, follow the instructions and then on your iPhone go to Settings &gt;&gt; General &gt;&gt; Bluetooth. Make sure bluetooth is "on" of course, then when it displays the model number of the Panasonic phone, click on that box on your iPhone, then it will change the screen and show it's attempting to link to the base unit (which it does -- it just doesn't work very well). UPDATE 10/21/12: I upgraded to iOS 6 to see if that would fix the problem, and it did. When I speak using the Bluetooth option it now sounds fine.
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I have the same problem. I bought this expensive unit and looked forward to watching the Band of Brothers series in Blu-ray. It does not work. What a big disappointment. Way to go LG for not keeping the updates going. I may return this unit for something else.
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Just want to post to say I have been having the same problem, all of the other Panasonic apps work dine but Netflix did not.I changed my DNS to 8.8.8.8 as suggested above and it started working right away.How did you figure this out?
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A few times I had to open youtube just to see the blue triangle to enable AirPlay. Bluetooth works like any other divice and its recommended you get bluetooth working first before you can enable AirPlay.
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I just purchased the Samsung BD-P3600 blu-ray players and I'm having the same problem as posted by C. Wagnon; anyone out there has a solution! If I can't use the wifi connection, I'll be returning the darn player!
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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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I also have a mac and am getting the cannot detect your device message. How do you get it work with the blu ray?
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Had so many problems setting up, had to call Panasonic tech support. I remember using both Windows in Parallels and then my Mac OS to manage after initial setup. Try calling Panasonic to see if full setup can be done in Mac OS; I seem to remember being told it could be done using web interface
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Well, with my Sony Blu-ray, it appeared to send 480i resolution which I think might be due to the HDCP limitations. I haven't tried it with Apple TV or any other media streaming device. I did try to connect my Android TV stick, without any success. Only managed to get black screen, nothing else. Hope to try it with Chromecast soon.
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I loaded a set of 30 mp4 ( M4V) versions of my HD travelogues to my local EX4 and they play nicely on Apple TV via my iPad mini. Our second EX4 server is 350 miles away in my son's house. I can up- and download with no problem but have not been able to stream to TV in real time. We both have FIOS service and the movies play on my iPad, so it should work on TV, if we get the buffering right.
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Just want to post to say I have been having the same problem, all of the other Panasonic apps work dine but Netflix did not. I changed my DNS to 8.8.8.8 as suggested above and it started working right away. How did you figure this out?
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Hi the App is Software dependant but I think it is working on 6 and 7 but please check again on the website. For me it is working with 7 and IPhone 4s and I used it also on an IPad with the new plug adapter It is slow on PC and you can't access directly from any App to this device. You first have to copy it on the IPhone memory and then you can use it