All of this sounds great, but will this enable me to stream netflix wirelessly to my TV?
1261994
This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one device to a TV, you may want to try something like "Cisco-Linksys WMA11B Wireless Digital Media Adapter" This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one... » Read More This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one device to a TV, you may want to try something like "Cisco-Linksys WMA11B Wireless Digital Media Adapter" « Show Less
1261995
I will just add that what the other guys are saying is basically true. No this is not the function of this device.What is your application? Specifcally.
1261996
No. To stream wireless to the tv you need to have a tv that can support a wireless usb adapter preferably an N adapter. If your tv supports that then it can supports apps as they say which can be netflix. In all reality its cheaper to buy a used nintendo Wii and stream netflix from there that way if your tv is old you will still be able to get netflix until you upgrade the tv.
1261997
This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one device to a TV, you may want to try something like "Cisco-Linksys WMA11B Wireless Digital Media Adapter"
1261998
No that is not what this product does. What this product does is add a VGA port to your computer that does not have one and only has a HDMI connection
37911
The television is not wireless. You need an internet subscription hooked up through wireless connection or directly to one of the internet set-top boxes e.g. Roku etc. This would be the interface required to access a number of internet streaming sites (not just Netflix). Additionally, you will need to sign-into your Netflix account to access the movie using the remote control that comes with the box. The TV does provide 1080p picture quality.
1286279
It has worked fine for me, steaming Netflix and various video files. I haven't pushed it at very high data rates, though. Jim
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).
953936
I have found lower quality resolution with Netflix streaming wirelessly than I get with Amazon using the same speed and config. I have a BluRay player attached that has wireless that I plan to try to see if it is better but I don't think it is the connection since I can stream HD from Amazon and get a totally crisp picture. I have a 10mb connection. UPDATE:As mentioned above I did try streaming Netflix through my Sony BluRay to see if the connection was better. It may have been very marginally better, but did not solve the recurring pixelation problem. In my case at 10mb it may be partially a speed problem. I plan to upgrade to 60 or 90 in the next few weeks and will post another update after that as well.
2155866
Yes you can stream from Netflix, Hulu, amazon video as long as you have it connected wired/wireless to the interweb
1444679
If you have an HDMI connection on your HDTV, yes it works great. I have Netflix and hooked up my Asus Zen tablet to stream movies without any problems. Also, if you use a wireless mouse and keyboard, you can surf the net using the TV as the monitor.
1068051
As far as I know you should be able to stream Netflix with this player, it works on a Philips blue ray player with no problem.
993305
The wireless never worked on mine so I couldn't get Netflix. I returned it.
1725516
Netflix streaming video quality has more to do with your internet connection than your router. If your internet connection is too slow for Netflix to stream at it's highest quality than the image may look poor. Either way I would not recommend streaming video through wireless. If it is your only option than you may want to install higher gain antennas on either end to help connectivity.
1514588
Yes, it will. All you have to do is sign in on the TV. And make sure that the Netflix App is installed.
1481398
I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this time... I wish I could help you more but for the price? I'm satisfied! I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this... » Read More I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this time... I wish I could help you more but for the price? I'm satisfied! « Show Less
2255887
Yes I needed this to access my netflix and the other apps. Some of th Smart tvs may have built in wifi but as I said I needed this. My tv is also in the room where my computor and dsl wireless is so if it was built in it should have picked the dsl wirless easly. Hope this helps
454578
It's in the software of the machine, should be able, if you have good wifi, to navigate to the netflix app under video. I do not use that part because it was not user friendly and I bought a smart tv.
1648660
Yes, I even connected a 1080P Google Chromecast device to it and streamed Netflix. Looked great.
1405418
Yes, we have been able to stream from netflix but have not tried other sources. I believe it will as long as you have access.
1435756
Yes, you can watch Netflix if you already have it installed to your tv. All you need is you username and password for Netflix