The game adapters are one possible option, though these seem to be disappearing since most of the current game systems come with built-in WiFi. I spent some time the last week reading and researching options for wireless bridges. Therefore, the only pseudo wireless option is to use a wireless bridge of some sort. There is no option to use USB wireless adapters. These Sony BD players only support a hardwired connection. Aside from the fact that mine came with an HDMI cable and a back lit remote, it is an S350 in every other way. This is a clone of the BDP-S350, given a different model number for Sam’s Club/Costco/BJ's Warehouse/etc. Just reading this thread so I thought I'd share my recent experience: Linksys tech support wanted to charge me money to log in and configure the two devices to work together. What should the network settings on the Blu-Ray be set too?ġb - Should the gateway be the adapter or the router IP address?ġc - DNS server IPs should be waht is on the router?Ģ. I configured 64-bit WEP on the adapter.ġ. I have signal in the room where the Blu-Ray is, my laptop is in there. Take it back to the router, connect it and it shows up on the network. I disconnect it from the router, move it to the other room and connect it to the Blu-Ray device, but can no longer see the adapter on the network. I connected the Wireless adapter to my router, configured it and I can see it on my network. I have just purchased the WGA54G Wireless-G Game Adapter. The wireless works fine with my computers, both wired and wireless. I have a Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless router connected to Comcast internet. But it's compact and works, I'd buy it again.I'm trying to do the same and I could sure use some help in this area. Overall the player would get a 5 but the remote only a 3. I find it most convenient to keep both streaming controllers hooked up to make bouncing easier. On Roku a pause will timeout and you then have to navigate back to the show and where you left off. One nice feature that I do enjoy is when Youtube is paused, and you come back in several hours, your show is still cued up ready to play. The button press to response can take seconds. The Streaming controls like Netflix or Youtube work well but the latency is much longer than say a Roku interface. They can b e learned but the remote could do with overall increased button spacing, better grouping and labeling. To compound this he main control buttons (Top Menu, Pop up Menu, Return, Options) seem to be mislabeled or at least don't follow reason. The buttons lacks tactile ID and they blend together. I will say for the disk playing it works well, the image and audio are excellent.īut the transport buttons on the remote are awkward and simple tasks like hitting pause take some effort to locate and perform.
Sony blu ray player mac address install#
After a simple install the player was up and all focus turned to the remote button layout and GUI for user experience. The second unit was new and worked perfectly. The initial unit was open box and worked well but the remote had been swapped out for one with leaking battery damage, so both were returned.
This BDP-3700 was chosen after some spec comparison and review reading.
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