Showing posts with label blu ray player with google tv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blu ray player with google tv. Show all posts

Friday, May 9, 2014

Why isn't my Blu-Ray Player working?




Veronica


I have a Sony Blu-Ray player and my TV is a Samsung. When I plug it in it's fine and when I play a DVD everything is fine. But when I put in a blu-ray disc, there's something like static on the TV screen.


Answer
First thing to try is what is called a firmware update. A unique aspect of Blu Ray players is that they require downloaded updates - which is why they have an Internet connection (older players required you to download data on the computer, burn it to disc, and insert the disc into the player). If yours is an older unit without Internet, this may be what you need to do. If in doubt, check the player owner's manual if you have it, or do a Google search for it using the player model followed by "owners manual".

Other possibility is indeed a failure of the player. Brands are cross compatible, so this is indeed an issue with the player. Do the update first, then replace the player if that does not fix the problem.

Can I use a google tv blu ray player with timewarner cable?




Roger O


I was thinking about getting it. Not sure if it will work with dish only so i thought i'd ask. Does it give you access to the guides and videos without dish? Or is google just a partner with dish for fun


Answer
I believe you can use google tv blue ray player with time warner cable.




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Tuesday, October 1, 2013

need to convert MOV format to one that my nero mediahome will support?

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 on Google TV device from Samsung at CES 2011. [File photo]
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gstep50


How can i convert my .MOV files to one i can use to display thru my lg blu ray player to my tv set. Whenever i try to play one of the files i get the message "Video format not supported" on the tv screen. All help is appreciated.


Answer
I think a video converter can help you! I know nidesoft video converter which could convert video or aduio files between all popular formats. You may try it ! I think it can help you!

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=nidesoft+video+converter&rlz=1R2GGLL_zh-CNUS353&aq=o&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

What video formats does the new Sony Google TV Bluray player support?




alexp


The Sony just came out with the new Google Tv bluray player for preorder, but I wanted to know the differences between this product and the Logitech's Google TV. Does the Sony Internet Bluray player support all the video format files that the Logitech supports?


Answer
Based on the descriptions on their product pages, the Revue supports more formats. Here is what the Revue lists:
MP3 - MPEG-1 Layer 3
MP4 - AAC
M4A - AAC
OGG - Vorbis (Only when a USB device is connected to Revue)
Video (Currently in Beta)

MKV - H.264/AVC
FLV - H.264/AVC, H.263
MTS/MT2S/TS - H.264/AVC
AVI - H.264/AVC, DivX MPEG4, XVid MPEG4
Images

JPG
PNG
GIF
BMP

Here is what the Sony Blu-ray lists:
AAC/MPEG4-AAC
GIF
H.264/MPEG-4 AVC
JPEG
MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer ?)
PNG
AAC
DTS
Dolby Digital
Dolby Digital Plus
Dolby TrueHD




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Friday, September 20, 2013

How can I connect my computer to my TV to show PowerPoint presentations?

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 on ... Unveils its First NSX-GT1 Series HDTV Powered By Google TV | TechHail
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RC


I have Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 on a Dell computer. Our TV is a flat screen and the brand is SHARP. We also have a SHARP blu-ray player with internet capabilities. Is it possible? And if so, what do I need and what do I have to do? Thanks!


Answer
Check out what kind of ports you have for audio and video on each device. If they don't correspond to each other, then google shopping up some results for whatever the laptop has to whatever the tv has.
Sometimes you need an adapter, but tv's these days have a lot more options, so chances are you just need the right cable. Otherwise adapters are generally pretty cheap. I got a dvi to hdmi adapter for like $5 online.

Then you just need to set up the extra screen, it's normally in display options, might have to check a box or use a drop-down menu to activate the 2nd screen. Normally there should be an option to either mirror the screen or act as a second screen, so depending on how each works out you should be able to find a solution you want.

Does an external Blu Ray player work on a Samsung Google Chromebook?




lory


I am possibly getting a Samsung Google Chromebook and I am mainly getting a new laptop for school and to watch my Blu Rays or DVDs anywhere. I want to get an external Blu Ray but I only want to get a laptop if it will be able to play my blu rays or DVDs on the external one. Plus I figure the 6.5 hour battery will come in handy for movies. I just want to know if it will play on that?


Answer
No.

2 problems:
1: Most laptops do not have a video INPUT. They do have a video OUTPUT so you can connect them to a projector/monitor/TV but not for using your laptop's monitor for your blu-ray player.

2: The Chromebook is not a standard Windows or MacOS laptop. It runs a special version of Linux and is focused mainly on running a web browser, its plugins and related apps. For this reason, I would not recommend a Chromebook for a college student.




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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

What is the cheapest way to get Netflix Instant Watch on the TV?

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 on ... Internet TV Blu-ray Disc player (NSZ-GT1 / Google TV) � Other Devices
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The X File


Not a Game System that would be the most expensive option
Not the computer because I want to be able to use websites and Netflix Instant Watch at the same time
My best guess is either the Roku or a used blu ray player that has Netflix, but what is the very cheapest one on the Internet.



Answer
You can get a used Roku SD on eBay pretty darn cheap if you're looking to be cheaper than a new Roku box. Even the best box (Roku XD|S) is under $100 though.

Be careful buying those SD on eBay - some are bringing more than a brand new Roku HD. But, for under $50 you can have a used Roku box.

There's a lot more content too than just Netflix and the various pay-for services. Google on "Roku Private Channels" and see what all is out there.

To what extent do you think Blu-ray disks will catch on?




Jake Morri


I ask because I don't know many people with Blu-ray players, but they've been out for a while now. Maybe it's just where I live and the people I know, but do you think Blu-rays will sell as may units, or be nearly as successful as DVDs. The other option I thought is for many people to skip Blu-rays and move straight to digital media (eg. Apple & Google TV among others).

What are your thoughts?



Answer
Blu-ray is replacing DVD, for sure.
DVD's are the new VHS!
With blu-rays the quality is so much better and they don't get worn out or scratched as easily as DVDs!
Plus, I can use my blu-ray player to stream netflix, pandora radio, watch youtube videos, and pretty much anything else! I have never been able to do that with a DVD player!
Now...if only it would make me a sandwhich!




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Saturday, July 6, 2013

To what extent do you think Blu-ray disks will catch on?

blu ray player with google tv
 on ... Unveils its First NSX-GT1 Series HDTV Powered By Google TV | TechHail
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Jake Morri


I ask because I don't know many people with Blu-ray players, but they've been out for a while now. Maybe it's just where I live and the people I know, but do you think Blu-rays will sell as may units, or be nearly as successful as DVDs. The other option I thought is for many people to skip Blu-rays and move straight to digital media (eg. Apple & Google TV among others).

What are your thoughts?



Answer
Blu-ray is replacing DVD, for sure.
DVD's are the new VHS!
With blu-rays the quality is so much better and they don't get worn out or scratched as easily as DVDs!
Plus, I can use my blu-ray player to stream netflix, pandora radio, watch youtube videos, and pretty much anything else! I have never been able to do that with a DVD player!
Now...if only it would make me a sandwhich!

need to convert MOV format to one that my nero mediahome will support?




gstep50


How can i convert my .MOV files to one i can use to display thru my lg blu ray player to my tv set. Whenever i try to play one of the files i get the message "Video format not supported" on the tv screen. All help is appreciated.


Answer
I think a video converter can help you! I know nidesoft video converter which could convert video or aduio files between all popular formats. You may try it ! I think it can help you!

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=nidesoft+video+converter&rlz=1R2GGLL_zh-CNUS353&aq=o&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=




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