This player has Wifi. Can you hook it up to your TV wireless? Assuming your TV is wireless as well. I just bought a Samsung Smart TV (Model # UN55F6300AFXZA). I want to know if i can watch movies without using an HDMI cable. This player has Wifi. Can you hook it up to your TV wireless? Assuming your TV is wireless as well. I just bought a Samsung Smart TV (Model # UN55F6300AFXZA). I want to know if i can watch... » Read More This player has Wifi. Can you hook it up to your TV wireless? Assuming your TV is wireless as well. I just bought a Samsung Smart TV (Model # UN55F6300AFXZA). I want to know if i can watch movies without using an HDMI cable. « Show Less
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Hi Steve:The firmware for my LG tv only allows to connect with Wireless routers and not with my LG blu-ray deviceThe only way to connect this blu ray it is by using an HDMI port, there is no way to connect wireless TV vs blu ray devices. The only way should be by changing the sofftware fimware from my TV, Which only depends on theLG manufacturer.RegardsSMM
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No, you cannot in the way you probably mean. You could watch movies on Netflix or other apps on the smart tv but not from a blu ray disc and you wouldn't need this player. Relatively rare and expensive products can transmit hdmi signals wirelessly, but it cannot be done over standard WiFi. There is far too much data after it has been decompressed by the blu ray player.Why do you want to do this? A low profile active hdmi cable may be the best solution for you. This is one of the smaller players out there so maybe you can find a spot near the tv and use a small hdmi cable.
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No, the WiFi part is for incoming signals. The connection to the TV is through a cable such as HDMI.
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I don't know as you player never worked straight out of the box. I would buy a Samsung player and you should be able to use Samsung s-link to connect them through wifi
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No, you cannot hook it up to your TV with just wireless. You still need the HDMI cable. The wi-fi is for netflix and other offered services.
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I don't believe that it is WI-FI compatiable. That wasn't that imperative to me. I was most concerned that it had 3D. Ted
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Should work but My one came with a Samsung 3d blue ray player which has wifi and had no issue.
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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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Can't I use any USB Wireless Adapter with this player to add WiFi to it? I sure can use it to get WiFi on older PC. Another option might be to use older WiFi router as bridge and plug it in Ethernet port. Can some one comment, please?
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I just purchased the Samsung BD-P3600 blu-ray players and I'm having the same problem as posted by C. Wagnon; anyone out there has a solution! If I can't use the wifi connection, I'll be returning the darn player!
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It is wifi ready, not wifi built-in. Meaning you have to plug something else in to receive the signal. The problem is that many USB adapters do not work with sony blu ray players. Sony says only their $80 adapter will work. What Janean and everyone is asking which USB adapters will work besides Sony's.
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Works fine with my samsung galaxy tablet and phone. What appears on the tab or phone, comes on your tv. You need an hdmi cable from the adapter cable to the hdmi source on the tv. The samsung power cord has to be plugged into the wall, connected to the samsung connector in order for it to work. Once all is connected your movie should immediately start playing. If you have a Smart tv with wifi you wouldnt need this adapter at all
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Ok I just remembered that my tv came with a Bluetooth wireless attachment , the instructions tell you how to use it. It's a small black thing with Samsung written on it. I want to add a picture but can't see how. This tv does everything, including REAL internet.
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Double check the players documentation but if you hook it to a wireless router/receiver then u should be able to get internet wirelessly since the player isn't wifi only internet ready
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This TV does not have either wired or wireless Internet connection capability unless you buy the extra Samsung WiFi adapter in which case you can connect to it wirelessly. Even with the adapter, there is no wired connection possible.
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If your Blu-ray is attached to your network via ethernet, then this will allow you to connect it via wifi. If your Blu-ray player is already wireless, then this is redundant and not necessary.
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The connectivity capabilities of the TV and Blu-ray player aren't meant to transfer content, but to connect each device to the internet. Your WiFi Blu-ray player will still be connected to your TV via HDMI, it's just that the Blu-ray player will be able to stream Netflix, for example. When a TV like the UN55B8500 is connected to the internet over WiFi, it can do things like get weather forecasts, or stream Amazon on-demand video from Yahoo! TV widgets.
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This player doesn't have any wireless capabilities. It will only connect via USB or the headphone jack.
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Update....I connected the blueray player via ethernet cable to the router. I downloaded the newest firmware via cd-r on my computer and placed it in the player and Behold!!!! after going to menu and going to the network menu for updates, it well ,, updated...which took some 20 or so minutes. I then had to reintroduce the player to the samsung wireless Lan which the player accommodated. I am now up and running netflix, pandora, also utube and blockbuster were added to the configuration. Don't try to waste any more valuable time trying to figure out gateway ping and simply disconnect the Lan and hook the player via ethernet cable or you will never get anywhere. Update....I connected the blueray player via ethernet cable to the router. I downloaded the newest firmware via cd-r on my computer and placed it in the player and Behold!!!! after going to menu and going to the network menu for updates, it well ,, updated...which took some 20 or so minutes. I then had to reintroduce the player to the samsung wireless Lan which the player accommodated. I am now up and running netflix, pandora, also utube and blockbuster were added to the configuration. Don't try to waste any more valuable time trying to figure out gateway ping and simply disconnect the Lan... » Read More Update....I connected the blueray player via ethernet cable to the router. I downloaded the newest firmware via cd-r on my computer and placed it in the player and Behold!!!! after going to menu and going to the network menu for updates, it well ,, updated...which took some 20 or so minutes. I then had to reintroduce the player to the samsung wireless Lan which the player accommodated. I am now up and running netflix, pandora, also utube and blockbuster were added to the configuration. Don't try to waste any more valuable time trying to figure out gateway ping and simply disconnect the Lan and hook the player via ethernet cable or you will never get anywhere. « Show Less
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I'm glad to inform you that the Blu-ray Player support Netflix. I have provided a link where you can get more information about activating it and making the network connections. http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/topic/BD-P1400
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This series of TVs are not "smart"; that is, they do not have any internet connectivity. So, as is, you cannot stream from wifi. On my 50L5200U I got around this by adding a Roku3 which works perfectly.
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I guess the guy was right on the Wireless N speed, but with just 3 devices connected, the player should work well on G as well. It is most likely that a firmware update is needed (mine did twice after I got it), so recommend you to connect to wireless and allow the player to update itself. The netflix issue was resolved sometime back now. Recommend to tweak the sound (Hi-Clarity) and picture settings (24 P, Fine) for good playback. Enjoy!