Does your Samsung D5500 easily connect to router via wired network?
1821491
Yes.After connect the unit to the wired router,go to settings and run the network tan, then network settings, then select wired,enter and in few seconds your be will recognize the internet connection, OK, and return to main menu (hub).Ready to go.
1821492
yes ... is very easy, only follow step by step in the blu-ray configuration and thats all
1821493
Yes, mine worked wired and updated the firmware without any issues. Also launched the Smart HUB and updated the netflix app and this worked good streaming 1080i for me since he TV is only a 1080i TV.
1821494
Yes it does and it works very well when online. It gives lots of great options and is as simple as hook up and go.
1821495
Yes it does. I had no problem connecting it to my wired lan and access the AllShare (pc program) shares from my desktop at home. The downsides are that I could not update the firmware via web so I had to do it manually using a usb pen drive. Also I couldn't make Netflix to work on this device even thought it was so easy to do on the smart tv of the same vendor. If you are interested in using it for Netflix I would recommend you to stay away from this model (and maybe you should try a gaming console like the PS3 which let you play Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, HULU, Crunchyroll, etc or another blu ray player model). Yes it does. I had no problem connecting it to my wired lan and access the AllShare (pc program) shares from my desktop at home. The downsides are that I could not update the firmware via web so I had to do it manually using a usb pen drive. Also I couldn't make Netflix to work on this device even thought it was so easy to do on the smart tv of the same vendor. If you are interested in using it for Netflix I would recommend you to stay away from this model (and maybe you should try a gaming console like the PS3 which let you play Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, HULU, Crunchyroll, etc or... » Read More Yes it does. I had no problem connecting it to my wired lan and access the AllShare (pc program) shares from my desktop at home. The downsides are that I could not update the firmware via web so I had to do it manually using a usb pen drive. Also I couldn't make Netflix to work on this device even thought it was so easy to do on the smart tv of the same vendor. If you are interested in using it for Netflix I would recommend you to stay away from this model (and maybe you should try a gaming console like the PS3 which let you play Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, HULU, Crunchyroll, etc or another blu ray player model). « Show Less
1821496
Yes it does. I had no problem connecting it to my wired lan and access the AllShare (pc program) shares from my desktop at home. The downsides are that I could not update the firmware via web so I had to do it manually using a usb pen drive. Also I couldn't make Netflix to work on this device even thought it was so easy to do on the smart tv of the same vendor. If you are interested in using it for Netflix I would recommend you to stay away from this model (and maybe you should try a gaming console like the PS3 which let you play Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, HULU, Crunchyroll, etc or another blu ray player model).
1322350
I am not familiar with Netgear products, but if an Access Bridge is designed to extend your wireless network and if it has an ethernet port on it, it should work. You need to set up the bridge to extend your existing wireless network, and then plug the S550 into the access bridge.
1663631
No, the only thing that will plug into the router is the networker adapter cable. The cameras only plug into electrical outlets. Hope this helps.
41500
Yes. Setup (including adding the extra camera to the system and getting synced to the app) was easy. I did not have the problem that another responder reported; my system works without being hard wired into the router. The app is a bit flaky, but it does allow you to toggle between cameras.
1076729
Yes it does... So you have the option of connecting to your router either wireless or hard wired.
1197682
Yes, I have it connected to my Router. My router connected to Modem and all other devices connected to Router.
1506015
I have never had a problem connecting with wifi. Since I am not a "techie", I would call Samsung support.
907702
In the setup menu there is an option to add it to the network. I have the ADT Pulse and it connected quickly & easily w/ the thermostat...
969343
mine has always required a network password and you enter it into the crystal router on setup to allow entry into your network.
1876782
The idea of "wired" to a router is not the issue. It requires access to an ip address. It can do that through a physical connection or through a wifi connection. It only requires a hard line at the time of set up, after that it acts as its own video server in either a wired or wireless environment assuming you have a wireless router in your network.
667488
I just got a LG BD390 and hooked it up to a D-Link DIR-655. I could access local network content reliably but the Internet connection was intermittent at best. I upgraded DIR-655 firmware from version 1.21 to 1.32A, disabled SecureSpot, and that fixed all my networking issues with the BD390.Beware: When upgrading the DIR-655 firmware you may lose your configuration. I saved the configuration to a file as recommended, but after the upgrade the router reported errors when trying to restore the saved configuration. I had to manually reconfigure all the router settings, which was a pain but at least now everything works. I just got a LG BD390 and hooked it up to a D-Link DIR-655. I could access local network content reliably but the Internet connection was intermittent at best. I upgraded DIR-655 firmware from version 1.21 to 1.32A, disabled SecureSpot, and that fixed all my networking issues with the BD390.Beware: When upgrading the DIR-655 firmware you may lose your configuration. I saved the configuration to a file as recommended, but after the upgrade the router reported errors when trying to restore the saved configuration. I had to manually reconfigure all the router settings, which was a... » Read More I just got a LG BD390 and hooked it up to a D-Link DIR-655. I could access local network content reliably but the Internet connection was intermittent at best. I upgraded DIR-655 firmware from version 1.21 to 1.32A, disabled SecureSpot, and that fixed all my networking issues with the BD390.Beware: When upgrading the DIR-655 firmware you may lose your configuration. I saved the configuration to a file as recommended, but after the upgrade the router reported errors when trying to restore the saved configuration. I had to manually reconfigure all the router settings, which was a pain but at least now everything works. « Show Less
1406147
I just got a LG BD390 and hooked it up to a D-Link DIR-655. I could access local network content reliably but the Internet connection was intermittent at best. I upgraded DIR-655 firmware from version 1.21 to 1.32A, disabled SecureSpot, and that fixed all my networking issues with the BD390. Beware: When upgrading the DIR-655 firmware you may lose your configuration. I saved the configuration to a file as recommended, but after the upgrade the router reported errors when trying to restore the saved configuration. I had to manually reconfigure all the router settings, which was a pain but at least now everything works.
1898315
No, it needs a wired ethernet connection to the internet (through your router).
619301
Mine connected automatically to our WiFi (I had to give the TV the wireless password, of course), although I was pretty sure I'd have to buy an attachment for that. Also can view pics and vids from my phone (Samsung Galaxy 3) on the TV, wirelessly, but that may depend on the phone you have.
603061
it will connect either thru wi-fi or with an ethernet cable. either way it's easy to do.
1250111
Im gonna say yes. It connects easily to my D-Link router and the instructions to set-up the wireless link between the unit and the router are pretty simple and easy to understand. It was also easy to connect my phone to the Phillips unti as well. User Friendly
152936
I plug into router but has not been able to set it up to view cameras online