Showing posts with label blu ray player instructions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blu ray player instructions. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

i need step by step instructions on how to download the proper firmware to upgrade my LG blu ray player?




quarantine


does it have to be burned to a dvd? where should i download and save it to and should i use NERO? would i just insert it and will it automatically upload? i have a polaroid hd tv and a LG blu ray and dvd player


Answer
To fully assist you with your request, we would need to have the model number. The early players required a DVD for the firmware update, were as the current players can be updated multiple ways. You could always contact LG to get the update sent to you. 1-800-243-0000.

I got a PS3 Remote for Christmas for the Blu-Ray player and threw out the instructions how do you program it?




Kel2332


I have looked everywhere online for instructions but can't come up with anything that is helpful. Please help me out or direct me to a website that can be helpful!


Answer
You have to pair it to the PS3. Go to accessory settings and then to Register Blue-Tooth device. Then click on Blue-Ray Remote. You go through the steps of scanning, when its done, it should work.




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Tuesday, October 1, 2013

How do i get my USB hdd to work with my blu ray player?

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 on Denon DVD1800BD - Blu-Ray Disc Player Manual
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coreyt0304


I just got a philips blu ray player. Came with wifi, netflix, etc and also with a usb port. I want to watch my movies I have on my tb seagate hdd on my tv with the blu ray player but when I connect it its almost like its not spinning fast enough because the blu ray player isn't picking it up. What do i do?


Answer
Does the instructions say it supports a USB hard drive?

Most blue-ray players have USB ports for 2 reasons:

* So you can up-load newer versions of the firmware
* So the player can 'save' your setpoints or D/L content available on "Enhanced" BluRay disks

You really want a "Media Server" like the Roku box or Western Digital TV HD box or some such (there are lots of these units out there). These will play computer files from your flash drive or USB hard drive.

Just because a device has a USB port - dont assume you can plug any USB device into it.

How do I activate the "resume play" feature on my PS3 blu ray player?




Mr Average


I can't get my Play Station 3 blu ray player to resume playing at the point I last left off after turning the machine off.

Always starts at the beginning when I try to play the disk!

How do I do this? I know it can be done but I can't seem to be able to do it.

Please I need step by step instructions as I've tried just about everything.

Thanks



Answer
When you want to stop the movie press circle and exit out then shut off the ps3, dont just shut off the ps3 while watching the movie and it should be fine I think. I know that blu rays were struggling to remember where they ended themselves at but other movies like normal dvds or videos you have on your hd always remember.
Do you have the most recent version of the firmware on the ps3. v2.70. I think anytime after firmware v2.21 it is suppose to have the playback feature. I.E. Connect it to internet and go to settings...system update and it will tell you what version you have and if it needs updated. If its already the latest version i believe when you press triangle during the movie and press the red square it should bookmark it i believe. I read that last part on a blu ray thread. I hope this helped you out i dont watch to many blu rays on my ps3.




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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

How can I connect my Samsung Blu Ray player to the internet?

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 on Samsung Anynet enabled home entertainment system
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djb5474


I have a samsung blu ray player that has an ethernet jack to connect to the internet...but my hub is downstairs and running a wire isn't an option. I have wireless throughout the house...is there a way to transmit the wireless signal to *something*, then run the ethernet cable from that to the blue ray player. Thanks. Look forward to hearing some ideas cause now I'm stuck.


Answer
I had the same problem, if you're wireless router is a G series (80211.g) all you need is a range expander. I picked up the Linksys WRE54G which plugs into an electric wall outlet. The WRE54G connects to my 80211.g router wirelessly. The WRE54G has a ethernet port on it that I run into my Blu-Ray player and all works well.

If your Blu-Ray player is a Samsung BDP-1500 you might need two things to enable the BRLive feature. 1: You'll need to update the firmware (see Samsung website for instructions) 2. You'll need to plug in a USB flash drive into the back with at least 1-GB of space (this is required for external storage). All of this should be stated in the users guide, but a lot of people just expect to be able to plug in the ethernet cable and everything "just work", unfortunately it's not that simple.

Do I have to use the Panasonic wireless LAN adapter with my new Blu Ray player?




Laura


The Panasonic adapter seems to be much more expensive that any other adapter on the market but my nearest hard connection is in another room from my blu ray player.

The operating instructions say only the DY-WL10 Panasonic model will work but it is priced at $100. Can I use another brand of USB adapter like a netgear or d-link which is available for less than $50.



Answer
i would say it would be ok




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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

How do I activate the "resume play" feature on my PS3 blu ray player?

blu ray player instructions
 on BDP3000/05 Philips Blu-ray Disc player BDP3000 - Philips Support
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Mr Average


I can't get my Play Station 3 blu ray player to resume playing at the point I last left off after turning the machine off.

Always starts at the beginning when I try to play the disk!

How do I do this? I know it can be done but I can't seem to be able to do it.

Please I need step by step instructions as I've tried just about everything.

Thanks



Answer
When you want to stop the movie press circle and exit out then shut off the ps3, dont just shut off the ps3 while watching the movie and it should be fine I think. I know that blu rays were struggling to remember where they ended themselves at but other movies like normal dvds or videos you have on your hd always remember.
Do you have the most recent version of the firmware on the ps3. v2.70. I think anytime after firmware v2.21 it is suppose to have the playback feature. I.E. Connect it to internet and go to settings...system update and it will tell you what version you have and if it needs updated. If its already the latest version i believe when you press triangle during the movie and press the red square it should bookmark it i believe. I read that last part on a blu ray thread. I hope this helped you out i dont watch to many blu rays on my ps3.

How can I connect my Samsung Blu Ray player to the internet?




djb5474


I have a samsung blu ray player that has an ethernet jack to connect to the internet...but my hub is downstairs and running a wire isn't an option. I have wireless throughout the house...is there a way to transmit the wireless signal to *something*, then run the ethernet cable from that to the blue ray player. Thanks. Look forward to hearing some ideas cause now I'm stuck.


Answer
I had the same problem, if you're wireless router is a G series (80211.g) all you need is a range expander. I picked up the Linksys WRE54G which plugs into an electric wall outlet. The WRE54G connects to my 80211.g router wirelessly. The WRE54G has a ethernet port on it that I run into my Blu-Ray player and all works well.

If your Blu-Ray player is a Samsung BDP-1500 you might need two things to enable the BRLive feature. 1: You'll need to update the firmware (see Samsung website for instructions) 2. You'll need to plug in a USB flash drive into the back with at least 1-GB of space (this is required for external storage). All of this should be stated in the users guide, but a lot of people just expect to be able to plug in the ethernet cable and everything "just work", unfortunately it's not that simple.




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