I am confused by the specs. Does the player required a wired network connection?
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Actually, yes, it requires wired network. But you can easily use your wifi network with installed notexpensive point-access device set to "client mode". For example, I'm using "TP-LINK TL-WR702N". First install this item to PC and configure it to get access to your wifi network. WThen disconnect it from PC and connect to the CD-N500 (and to power, of course). СD-N500 will consider that network wire connected and it got access to the Internet radio, your DLNA storage and etc.
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Yes, in order to use a network, it only responds to a wired connection; i.e., no wifi.
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It provided the network port for you to connect to your NAS server or play the net radio. The player itself has no wifi function.
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It provided the network port for you to connect to your NAS server or play the net radio.The player itself has no wifi function.
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You need to set up DLNA on your Windows box, then You need a media player that is DLNA compatible
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use a mini usb jack, like you would a set of headphones. If your player has bluetooth no cord is necessary.
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No, there is no way for it to access your laptop or your network. You need to copy the files onto an SD memory card or USB memory, then play the files on this player.
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this player is internet ready, you just have to have internet access via a wireless router in your home and know the name and password of the signal emitted by your router (SSID name and PASSWORD). The initial on screen configuration on the bluray will guide you through the setup process.Hope help you.
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No, it needs a wired ethernet connection to the internet (through your router).
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It has to be connected to another player. The connection inputs are stereo; they are located on the back and are marked IN.
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If your player has a component out connection it will work, if it doesn't then it will not.
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This player does not have WiFi capabilities.The wired ethernet connector is to connect to a LAN. The LAN connection enables access of several Internet services via Viera Cast (You Tube, Picassa. Fox Sports, weather, Twitter. Amazon Instant Video, Pandora, and Tagesschau (German programming). It also allows you to use BD-Live and Bonusview. It also lets you update the firmware directly over the Internet.
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Ok so all I need to do is connect the player to the internet and get the update?? Will that solve the problem?
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There is a power cord that must be plugged in for the speakers to work. Your media player is what has the wireless connection to the speakers.
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I don`t know? I sent mine back for a refund. Never even tried it. I thought it was wired as well as wireless. The ad did say network plug?
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Isn't it a Bluray player...and I ran 60' of cat5 cable, and it is working fine.I think you may have a bad cable or port.Did you verify the cat5 cable with good a test meter?
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It is actually pretty simple but you need a wireless router in your network to start with.Pick up a cheap second wireless router/access point. During setup set the access point to "client mode" or "bridge". Use you current routers IP as the gateway settings in the access point and in the HD-DVD player settings. power up the HD player and it should have access.A bit simplified, but the secret is to get the IP address of everything set correctly.PS You also DO NOT want a USB version as you can not use USB on the player, it must be ethernet.
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I purchasing this Wireless G/N ethernet bridge for this player as a present. http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=663
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On my Player I had to update my software then worked okay until i needed to update again in 14 months. I have router on my player to connect wireless to modem.
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If you have a wireless router, pretty much any company sells a companion to it for problems just like yours. You can get either an ethernet one or a USB one. I don't know if Amazon allows links, but if you have a wireless router, this is something similar to what you would need to get: http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=383 There are cheaper ones out there, but this is close to what you would need to get since there is only an ethernet connection on the player, no USB. I hope this helps!