what USB WiFi adapter I could use in the back of my Pioneer BDP-320 bluray player that would allow the unit to receive internet signal from someone living one floor below me.I do not have my own internet.Thank You
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I think you would be served getting a Wi-Fi ethernet adapter, like from Netgear.
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@Michael D Swearingen,I'm sorry but no. The only WiFi adapter that will work with any TV, Blu-Ray Player, printer, (any non-computer) is the proprietary adapter from the company that makes that device. This adapter is not designed to work with any TV's USB port.Thanks,Medialink Customer Support856-216-8222Tue-Sat 9am to 6pm Easternsupport@medialinkproducts.com
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We bought our reciever from or through NewFlex, it's a LG and/or Trendnet. I want to see if we can use the wii fi antenna to pick it up in another room but we need a newer tv that has a usb connection. The netgear antenna works good all over thje house and outside. Right now I useing for internet for my computers.
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I ended up buying a Linksys powerline Etherenet adapter kit that uses the existing electrical plug wiring in your house. It works great, and the Sony Blu-ray just did a firmware update tonight with no problems! A great solution when your entertainment center and computer are at opposite ends of the house.
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At my advice DO NOT but this unit. I was on the phone with Yamaha for over 3 hours. A rep told me that Yamaha receivers need to be hardwired - not at all true. If your DVD player has wifi you dont need any additional hardware. For your receiver buy the TP-LINK TL-WA801ND Wireless N300 Access Point, 2.4Ghz 300Mbps, 802.11b/g/n, AP/Client/Bridge/Repeater, 2x 4dBi, Passive POE like I did from Amazon; it works perfectly and no Yamaha issues. Good luck!
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I bought a sony blu ray player with netflix capability, but apparently I need to buy a usb wireless LAN adapter to be able to connect the player to the net and pick up netflix. Will this adapter work for that?
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RhymeBoy.G, Thanks for your post. I want to connect our satellite receiver, blu ray disk device, and plasma tv to the internet by cat5 cable. We have the following: dsl modem>D-link wifi router>desktop pc>wifi laptops. I was not certain if I could connect the entertainment devices through a switch connected to the wifi router. Now I know this will work! Thanks.
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Bob R.My new router has a usb connection, could that possibly used to connect an external HD for streaming purposes? ( I'm really not sure what it's for)Thanks
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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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I just thought I would add to the discussion here since the comments are so new. I don't know about the WiFi but apparently it doesn't have it. I just purchased one of these for $7.00 in a Goodwill thrift shop and it works great. The latest firmware is from May 31, 2012. Getting the latest firmware may solve some of your problems with this player.
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I just bought 2 LG Blu Ray players (w/ WI FI) and can't stream Amazon.... will most likely be returning BOTH of them, one is still in the shipping box unopened... BOO LG
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Rather then answer wrong as I do not know your exact issues ie number of players needed to hook up, I would suggest you go to the Pioneer site on the net. You can download the owner manual, they have photos of the back of the unit.
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No. It is meant for a computer. It does not include any software for your bluray player. Why not get an Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Ruko, or Amazon Fire TV. They are designed for exactly what you need and some are cheaper than the Asus you are looking at. Heck for the price of the Asus adapter you could buy a WiFi enabled bluray player.
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try this website- drivers.softpedia.com/get/DVD-BluRay-Media-Players -then you might find what you need per your system, hope this helps :) or do a search for your specific blu-ray player.
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C.Tortora, what wireless adapter did you get, if you don't mind me asking? I think the only option for the DMP-BD70V is an ethernet wireless adapter. Any recommendations?
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You can add the Samsung linkstick USB adapter for wifi, but I've seen it for $50 to $80.Today with the latest firmware 1032 I tried my cheap $15 tenda W522U USB wifi adapter I have for my rasbery pi and it worked. The tenda W522U adapter is a 2.4/5Ghz adapter but only runs on the 2.4Ghz with this blu ray player, I guess they don't have the 5Ghz drivers in the firmware. But it does connect on wireless A/B/G and N so it steams my ripped DVDs from my NAS good.
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If I were you, I would connect Directly cable. If you do you have the ability to connect directly then Purchase a DUAL Banned USB adapter or PCI card. I have the Netgear WNDA4100 USB gaming wireless adapter. It is works awesome, Have had no issues so far. You have more then the enough USB ports, it also comes with a Stand to not have it sticking out and getting damaged.. Good Luck. Amazon has one for 20.00 refurbished, but for the price it is worth it, I paid 60.00 at retail store. Good luck in your search.