I have a DNS-323 NAS and want to stream the media to my samsung BD-c5000 (blu-ray player). I have a cat6 via a d-link router going up to the blu-ray. Any way of doing this without having to buy a media receiver and keeping it simple (not a big techy). I dont mind getting a media receiver - suggest one? Is there one with a dvr?

Your Service Provider should be able to give you your DNS servers. If you don't want to bother them, try your gateway's address. That may work.

1. Connect the BD-F5700 to your wireless home network.
2. Open your Windows Media Player application on your desktop. Select the ' Stream' tab and from the dropdown list select the "Automatically allow devices to play my media" option. Follow the instructions. Please note that this works with Windows 7, not sure about earlier or later versions.

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.

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
Please let me know if you require any further assistance.

http://www.samsung.com/au/support/detail/supportPrdDetail.do?menu=SP01&prd_mdl_cd=BD-P1500%2FXSA&prd_mdl_name=BD-P1500&prd_ia_sub_class_cd=P

OR GO TO
www.samsung.com click Support then Downloads and enter your model number. There's instructions for downloading firmware and loading via usb stick or cd.

Hope this helps!

The photo you put suggests a Samsung BD-P1500 Blu-Ray player which doesn't appear to have Netflix Streaming built in to the player. Follow this link for Samsung players that do support Netflix:
http://www.netflix.com/NetflixReadyDevicesDetails?trkid=1473822&lnkctr=nrd-d-m-3-samsungnetworkblurayplayers&pdid=3&lnkce=nrd-d

Make sure that the ports for the application are open in both your modem and router

I'm not familiar with that particular router, but all of them are about the same. You can go in and edit firewall settings to allow a particular IP address to have access. Don't disable the firewall completely, just set it to allow that I.P address to have full access.

The USB port on the D-Link DNS 323 NAS is for a printer only. It won't work with your WD TV. Your best bet would be to plug the WD TV into a PC that is connected to your network along with the D-Link DNS 323 NAS and serve your media files that way.

try to reset all network setting on your pc and router