blu ray player keeps turning off image
Mrs. Brigh
I use a Sharp Blu Ray player to view netflix on my tv, and recently it's been giving me the error message about every 10-15 minutes while using the service. I cannot reconnect to Netflix until I turn my Blu Ray player off and then back on again. Then the same thing happens a short time later. It doesn't appear to be an internet issue as I can watch netflix on my tablet without any problems. Any help would be much obliged.
The Error Message says that it's unable to connect me to Netflix and to go to their website for assistance. I've done that, but nothing they suggested really helped. I'm starting to think that it's an issue with the BluRay player itself.
Answer
Whats does the error message say??
Check the internet connection to the BluRay player. if its wireless check if there are other devices or electronics in general near the BLURay player that might be hindering the wireless signal. Use ur laptop or tablet to check the signal strength near the area where u keep ur BluRay player. If its in a cabinet or something or blocked by something it might not be getting enough signal from the router
BLURay player, BLuRay player BLURay player ...yea cause i didnt say it enough lol
hope it helps
check this site out --- http://carltonbale.com/how-to-fix-netflix-connection-problems/
Its not the same bluRay player, but the jist of it says that its a problem with Netflix, at their end. You can try to get around it by going to your netflix and removing the BluRay player from the device list, then loggin out. then clear the history on the bluray device and relogin from there.
i dont use netflix so i dont ahve a lot of experience with it. check out the site
Since you think it might b the player check if u need to update the system (firmware update). For that you will probably have to visit the SHARP wesite and look for help there. Checkout what NETFLIX FAQs have to say about it too
hope it helps
Whats does the error message say??
Check the internet connection to the BluRay player. if its wireless check if there are other devices or electronics in general near the BLURay player that might be hindering the wireless signal. Use ur laptop or tablet to check the signal strength near the area where u keep ur BluRay player. If its in a cabinet or something or blocked by something it might not be getting enough signal from the router
BLURay player, BLuRay player BLURay player ...yea cause i didnt say it enough lol
hope it helps
check this site out --- http://carltonbale.com/how-to-fix-netflix-connection-problems/
Its not the same bluRay player, but the jist of it says that its a problem with Netflix, at their end. You can try to get around it by going to your netflix and removing the BluRay player from the device list, then loggin out. then clear the history on the bluray device and relogin from there.
i dont use netflix so i dont ahve a lot of experience with it. check out the site
Since you think it might b the player check if u need to update the system (firmware update). For that you will probably have to visit the SHARP wesite and look for help there. Checkout what NETFLIX FAQs have to say about it too
hope it helps
How do I make my computer run faster?
Allen
I heard that if you change the processer it'll run faster, but what else can I change?
Answer
all of the above - even the funny one - get a +1.
Any programs running make the machine slower. Don't run - or completely remove any software that isn't critical.
RAM memory is the easiest and fastest way to upgrade / speed up a machine.
A faster hard disk, especially if you can afford SSD is schweet!
Changing the processor is probably the most complicated thing besides rebuilding the whole thing.. you need to check Motherboard BIOS versions, download Chipset drivers, and physically make sure you have a good electrical connection, and install a new heatsink that matches the processor + fits the case + does the job well. and then.. you just might have to install all your software from scratch, too.
Use the old hard disk & old software.. but clean the machine out - format hard disk, install all software from scratch. This eliminates the years of updates and corrections, wipes out nearly all viruses and errors, and gives you the "cleanest" base to start from. lots of labor, but no cost.
Make sure it is physically clean, no dust or pet dander blocking air flow - keep the case vents & fans clean - as well as keeping all the interior parts clean, too. Heat is your enemy.
Keep everything as cool as practical.
If you want to tweak every last bit of speed, then look at what you are specifically trying to do.
If you want a faster video playback, make sure you have the best DVD (or CD, Blu-Ray) player you can get, the best software with updates you can get, and possibly a great video card. When playing a video, turn off all other software you don't need.
Gaming - similar, but look at your input device(s) - maybe a high-precision gaming mouse could help, maybe a better video card will give faster frame rates, maybe a new or better network card (check out offerings from Killer!) can help reduce or even falsify server reports about your lag times to your advantage.
Internet browsing.. check your network speeds, maybe your router is overheating..maybe a neighbor or brother is hijacking part of your signal. Then use the fastest browser that you can. Probably not IE.. check Chrome, Opera, and others until you are happy.
Disable (or run a program that blocks) any or all plug-ins except the ones you need.
Heck - even loose or frayed wires can interfere enough to make me frustrated. Check everything.
A cheap ( RF noise problems) or under-rated power supply can be a problem that never gets diagnosed. They aren't usually that expensive. see if that can help, too.
Every part of every device on your computer contributes to the speed (or slow) that you experience.
Check, maintain, replace, or tinker with anything from the keyboard & mouse through all memory & drives, any cables, power & networking. Optimize your operating system, and only run the software - and options - that you need to have running.
Check these things constantly, like a New Jersey "guido" would lovingly polish his IROC-edition Trans-Am or Camaro every day.
all of the above - even the funny one - get a +1.
Any programs running make the machine slower. Don't run - or completely remove any software that isn't critical.
RAM memory is the easiest and fastest way to upgrade / speed up a machine.
A faster hard disk, especially if you can afford SSD is schweet!
Changing the processor is probably the most complicated thing besides rebuilding the whole thing.. you need to check Motherboard BIOS versions, download Chipset drivers, and physically make sure you have a good electrical connection, and install a new heatsink that matches the processor + fits the case + does the job well. and then.. you just might have to install all your software from scratch, too.
Use the old hard disk & old software.. but clean the machine out - format hard disk, install all software from scratch. This eliminates the years of updates and corrections, wipes out nearly all viruses and errors, and gives you the "cleanest" base to start from. lots of labor, but no cost.
Make sure it is physically clean, no dust or pet dander blocking air flow - keep the case vents & fans clean - as well as keeping all the interior parts clean, too. Heat is your enemy.
Keep everything as cool as practical.
If you want to tweak every last bit of speed, then look at what you are specifically trying to do.
If you want a faster video playback, make sure you have the best DVD (or CD, Blu-Ray) player you can get, the best software with updates you can get, and possibly a great video card. When playing a video, turn off all other software you don't need.
Gaming - similar, but look at your input device(s) - maybe a high-precision gaming mouse could help, maybe a better video card will give faster frame rates, maybe a new or better network card (check out offerings from Killer!) can help reduce or even falsify server reports about your lag times to your advantage.
Internet browsing.. check your network speeds, maybe your router is overheating..maybe a neighbor or brother is hijacking part of your signal. Then use the fastest browser that you can. Probably not IE.. check Chrome, Opera, and others until you are happy.
Disable (or run a program that blocks) any or all plug-ins except the ones you need.
Heck - even loose or frayed wires can interfere enough to make me frustrated. Check everything.
A cheap ( RF noise problems) or under-rated power supply can be a problem that never gets diagnosed. They aren't usually that expensive. see if that can help, too.
Every part of every device on your computer contributes to the speed (or slow) that you experience.
Check, maintain, replace, or tinker with anything from the keyboard & mouse through all memory & drives, any cables, power & networking. Optimize your operating system, and only run the software - and options - that you need to have running.
Check these things constantly, like a New Jersey "guido" would lovingly polish his IROC-edition Trans-Am or Camaro every day.
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