I have a wi-Fi box for watching NetFlix, but I don't have a HDMI TV. How can I use This Blue-ray with a conventional TV?
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go to your local electronics store and get a usb to conventional tv adapter.
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I don't think this unit had that function. You can connect to Netflix in the setup menu.
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No, not without a separate device with WiFi. This TV is not a "Smart TV". You need something like Roku to be able to access Netflix on this TV.
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The wireless is built in to the blu ray. You will just need to set the network connectin up and configure netflix and hulu. It will walk you throug the steps.
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I looked through the owners manual and I don't believe this TV has wireless capabilities, which you would need to have Netfilx on it. You might need to look at getting some type of add on device or a wireless capable DVD player. That's how I got Netflix on my TV.
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Sure you can plug in your laptop to connect to internet and watch netflix. You can do that with pretty much all lcds nowadays. As long as you connect your laptop, you can watch whatever is from your laptop. I bought the LN46B640 (grey bezel) from best buy for $999 which is a s slight improvement from this model and it looks amazing. Instead of connecting your laptop to watch netflix, you should look into purchasing a blu-ray with netflix capabilities because they are cheap nowadays.
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I use my blue ray player but there are hdmi cables on the back (2) so I don't know why not unless you fill those connections up.
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You can't stream movies from an antenna. You need a broadband internet connection (not dial-up; too slow). You can get a blu-ray player for a little over $100 that will stream netflix, etc. with an internet connection. or you could connect your laptop and stream if you have the right kind of output connection for the tv.
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It's a TV. If you have some other device that can play Netflix and connect it to the TV, then yes you'll see Neflix. But without anything to stream netflix, you're SOL. No wifi, no ethernet port, etc.
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Hi, I just bought this TV and I have a Netflix account. I'm trying to stream Netflix on my TV but I can't hear audio. I bought an HDMI cable and connected it to my Macbook Pro. This TV functions nicely as a giant monitor, but I want to be able to watch movies with the audio coming out of the TV. Does anybody know how to do this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! I was trying to find a Netflix ready icon on the box -- it doesn't have one. I'm assuming I can't?
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The Belkin only connects you wirelessly to your home's wireless network. The HDMI port on your TV does not know how to process an Internet signal through HDMI. You would need some intermediate device connected to the Belkin and then to the TV to do what you want. You are better off buying an inexpensive Blu ray player that is Internet Ready and has Smart TV capability to do the job for you. You can find them as low as $50 which is not much more than the Belkin device.
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I have a Sony internet TV. I get Netflix through Wi Fi. Sound connection from TV to AT Soundbar is optical. I do not have to have Blu-ray player on.Ron Perkins 12/10/13
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You need a receiver, which allows you to stream television, netflix (either through a Wii U Or Blue Ray Player). I don't recommend any Sony devices because it does not work well with HDMI and therefore slow to communicate. Most of the time we use the WIi U through receiver to stream Netflix. We used to stream Dish through the receiver but it was getting too costly. Thus, you need a receiver to use this Epson.
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In regard to answer from shizzyvill, before you decide to use the connection suggestion, we had only one working HDMI input that is working on our Samsung LN42B360 which we discovered too late to use the warranty for replacement. We ordered the Dvds from Netflix.
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Yes. It's wireless ability to connect to the internet with Netflix/Hulu/ect alone really makes this system along w/ability to play Blue Ray DVD's. Connecting the system for the sound for all tv channels will require you use this as the primary base.
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Yes you can but the software is so slow its not even worth it. It takes about 4min to connect to netflix and thats with a broadband connection running at 18mbs. I really only use it to watch 3d blu rays cause I can adjust the depth of the picture(which I am unable to do on my newer lg 3d blu ray player).if you really just want a device to stream on thats cheap I would suggest the matricom gbox midnight it comes without instructions but there are a ton of youtube videos on how to load addons to learn from. I actually ditched my cable after buying one and get 3 times more programs without comercials for a third what I was paying for cable. I think its well worth looking in to but thats just me. Yes you can but the software is so slow its not even worth it. It takes about 4min to connect to netflix and thats with a broadband connection running at 18mbs. I really only use it to watch 3d blu rays cause I can adjust the depth of the picture(which I am unable to do on my newer lg 3d blu ray player).if you really just want a device to stream on thats cheap I would suggest the matricom gbox midnight it comes without instructions but there are a ton of youtube videos on how to load addons to learn from. I actually ditched my cable after buying one and get 3 times more programs without... » Read More Yes you can but the software is so slow its not even worth it. It takes about 4min to connect to netflix and thats with a broadband connection running at 18mbs. I really only use it to watch 3d blu rays cause I can adjust the depth of the picture(which I am unable to do on my newer lg 3d blu ray player).if you really just want a device to stream on thats cheap I would suggest the matricom gbox midnight it comes without instructions but there are a ton of youtube videos on how to load addons to learn from. I actually ditched my cable after buying one and get 3 times more programs without comercials for a third what I was paying for cable. I think its well worth looking in to but thats just me. « Show Less
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I'm technically challenged, so I hope my response makes sense. I used the HDMI cable to hook up my TV and Roku. I then followed the instructions I received with the Roku to sync up with my WiFi. The instructions were easy, and there were no additional cables required. Hope this helps :)