I have an LG blue ray player with the built in surround sound and netflix stream. I bought it less than a year ago and have had nothing but problems. At first the player would only play blue rays and not DVD's I didn't have the internet at the time so I thought that when I updated it, it would work properly, I delt with the problem because I had a DVD player for months, When i got the internet back, I installed an update and that fixed my DVD problem but now it won't play most Blue Rays! it is hit or miss, it plays about 1/4 of the Blue Rays I try. It says either No Disc, or Disc Error with all newer Blue Rays, it tends to work better with older ones. There are no new updates for it I check very frequently. I paid $400 dollars for this setup and I have barely been able to enjoy it. Please Help!!!

Unfortunately your model Samsung is not a "smart TV" or WI-FI. Your only option to view Netflix is by connecting a laptop or PC by HDMI with internet/browser access. Or, you can purchase a DVD/Blue ray player which has WI-FI and Netflix built in App among several other services. I recommend the later. Hope this helps.

Look in setting and look for format they have built in hard drive. Some you have to delete some streamed movies that install automatically.

I checked out the manual for this player and was unable to find anything that said it supported Netflix. It does have a browser, so you could try accessing Netflix through that, but I have found that very few browsers on audio devices support streaming services. What made you think it did support Netflix.

First you have to hook up network cable to Blue Ray player and to router
Next update software in Blue Ray player by going thru your menu in blue ray player to settings
If you have your blue ray player with Netflix app then all
you do is click on app and log in.
And make sure HDMI cable is plugged into TV.
And that should work for you. Any problems write me back.

netflix uses silverlight as it player need to see if you blue ray can receive and play silver light might be incompatible
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The problem can be the memory inside the player, but is more likely the internet download speed you've chosen for your service. It should be at least a 20 gig download speed. You'll also want to make sure your router/wi-fi hub is capable of the higher download speeds as well. I had 7 gig download initially and had the same problem. By upgrading the router and the download speed with my internet provider, it immediately fixed the problem. Try watching Netflix on your computer, and my guess is you'll have the same problem with buffering Netflix streaming on it as well. That will let you know it's the internet speed, not your blu-ray player.

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Currently, all three video game consoles on the market are compatible with Netflix "Watch Instantly:" Sony Playstation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii. All you will have to do is download a free application for your console. Playstation 3 users can find this application on the Playstation Network and Wii However, Xbox 360 users will have to pay a yearly Xbox Live subscription to access Netflix's video stream.

Many new models of high-definition Blu-Ray disc players already have Netflix applications. Several different manufacturers include this application, from high-end brands like Philips and Panasonic to generic brands like Vizio and Insignia. These players often include other popular internet applications, such as Facebook and Pandora Internet Radio. Also, new TiVo digital video recorder models have a built-in Netflix application.

Select HDTV models already have a Netflix "Watch Instantly" player as a pre-installed application. All you will have to do is run the Netflix application from the TV menu screen and you will be able to watch streaming Netflix movies and TV. Brands that have been including Netflix on their HDTVs as of 2011 include Sony, Sanyo, Panasonic, Vizio and many others.

Several of the same companies that manufacture Netflix ready Blu-Ray players also have full surround sound home theater sets with the same features. Though Netflix Watch Instantly does not currently support surround sound audio, this feature will be implemented in the future. Brands that have been supporting Netflix in their home theater packages include Panasonic, LG, Samsung, Insignia, and Sony.

go to lg site and look for updates for your LG DVD player, you will need to download this on USB drive and then attach it to DVD players.

This fixed my player, I was having same problem.

Depending on if your surround system has a hdmi input or not. if it does you can connect the blu-ray player to it. If it doesn't have an hdmi input you will have to run the hdmi cable from the blu-ray to the tv then run a set of rca cables (red and white plugs) from the tv audio out to the surround systems' audio input jacks to get sound through the surround system. Most surround systems don't have an auxiliary input for another video device.