Looking for Answers about samsung Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc™ Player?

Yes mine also 2 weeks after warranty!

Not supported by this player. Contact Samsung support to see when/if it ever will be.

Just navigate to the netflix icon when you turn on you blueray player. You may need to go to the internet icon. Click on Netflix and it will give you a code. Go on your Netflix account and activate the blueray player by entering the code. Easy.

You're set up now and will have lots of movies to watch the next time you click on the netflix icon.

You can't, and why would you want to. Connects directly to TV with 3 types of cables of your choice.
HDMI best, Component good, RCA average, If you have to use RCA buy a DVD player.

If you already setup the internet connection on the blu ray player, click on the red button (A) on the remote control. This will connect the player to the internet and open the app list. Once inside the application list, simply click on the Netflix icon on the blu ray, the next screen will ask you if you already have a Netflix account. Select yes, and on the next screen it will display a code.
The next step is to login into your Netflix account using a computer (www.netflix.com/activate) and enter the code the blu ray player gave you. The player will be activated automatically and you will see all the movies you have in the Instant Queue. NOTICE THAT THE BLURAY PLAYER WILL ONLY PLAY MOVIES YOU HAVE IN THE INSTANT QUEUE. YOU MUST ADD THE MOVIES ON NETFLIX WEBSITE IN ORDER TO BE PLAYED ON THE BLURAY PLAYER. In other words, you cannot browse movies, just watch the one you have on instant queue.

You have to connect to a receiver with the 7.1 surround jacks. Better than the component is either the optical audio jack, or the HDMI audio jack. Most new recievers will have the HDMI compatible audio, or at least the optical audio. Both of those will give you the best surround sound. The 7.1 jacks are for analalog surround sound.

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201001/20100120173529671/BD-C6500-0120.pdf

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/SW/201007/20100729100815140/setup.exe

Per Samsung website:
To reset your Samsung home theater system, follow the steps below:
1. While NO DISC message appears on the display of the home theater, hold the [STOP] button for longer than 5 seconds. INITIALIZE appears on the display and all settings will return to the default values.
2. Press the [POWER] button, the home theater has now been reset and will power on.
Note: Using the RESET function will erase all stored settings. Do not use this unless necessary.

Yes you can. If you have it password protected, it needs to be WEP,WPA only .

After I registered my product at samsung.com/register it accepted my code. It would not accept my activation code until after registration.

You may try disabling Anynet+ in the Blu-Ray player's settings.

If you need further assistance, or if that doesn't solve the problem, try calling one of our customer service agents at 800-SAMSUNG.

--HDTech

In setting up wired connection, you'll be needing a LAN cable.
You have to connect the first end of your Ethernet cable to your router and the other end on the Ethernet port of your player.

After that, Go to the settings of your player, Go to Network, Select Cabled on your Network Type, Click Ok. Perform Network Test to check if you're already connected. Try playing an internet application to check if it is working.

You shouldn't have to reactivate the Netflix account often, however it may be necessary after a firmware update, a power outage, or when the router or modem is restarted.

The new code will be generated once the old code was de-activated on the Netflix website and the Netflix App is launched on the Blu-ray player.

You might try the following instructions on the Samsung support page for Netflix activation and deactivation here:

http://support-us.samsung.com/cyber...

If that still doesn't help, you may need to contact the Samsung support center at 800-SAMSUNG.

--HDTech

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No, it's different. You'll have to set up another account specifically for samsung apps website. I was going to do that but I didn't want to give my credit card info.

Unfortunately it's only available for windows OS, but just wait for further updates Samsung might still developing the MAC PC share software. :-)

That error means the firmware server is busy, so you should try the download at a later time or you can go to www.samsung.com/support to download the USB or CD version of their firmware.
There's also a PDF file on the website which has the step-by-step guide, you can download it as well.

You need to reset your player, If your player is a 2009 model or if the model code starts with BD-P just turn on your Blu-ray player and TV as well then press the FAST FORWARD button on the front panel of the player for 5 seconds, then you'll see a dialogue box on your TV screen and that will be shortly replaced with the initial set-up.

If your player is a 2010 model or the model code starts with BD-C, just press the STOP button on the front panel of the player while your TV & player is ON. And you'll also see a dialogue box on your TV screen and that will be shortly replaced with the initial settings.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having this issue with your firmware update.

You can also download the file and load it with a thumb-drive. The download section containing firmware and instructions for this model is located at this link:

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/d...

--HDTech