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22-09-2009, 15:25
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Wi-fi Blu Ray
Can wi-fi on Blu Ray do anything interesting? I heard it can do internet radio but not figured mine out yet.
No chance of Iplayer or internet streaming? What else can Blu Ray do apart from special features? 
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22-09-2009, 15:41
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What Blu-Ray machines have WiFi? Not heard of any, not that that means they don't exist of course. Know of plenty that have ethernet to connect to a home network via wire though.
Just curious to know is all.... 
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22-09-2009, 15:55
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What Blu-Ray machines have WiFi? Not heard of any, not that that means they don't exist of course. Know of plenty that have ethernet to connect to a home network via wire though.
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22-09-2009, 17:20
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Profile 2 players have Ethernet capability for BD Live and firmware updates. Some like the Samsung below with a recent firmware update allow you to access YouTube.
Some including the current Samsung's have a optional Wi-Fi adapter if you don't want to use an Ethernet cable. My old Kiss DP-500 DVD player has an Ethernet port to allow access to Internet (Web) radio. Other models also had Wi-Fi. |
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