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Depending on if your audio is best decoded at the Blu-ray level, or at the receiver level is often dependent on which audio formats are supported by your receiver.

There are three settings that you can choose in the Blu-Ray menu. PCM, Bitstream, and Bitstream Audiophile. Try toggling these options in the audio menu of the Blu-Ray player to see if that helps solve your audio issue.

PCM will decode and send the signal to the receiver. Audiophile settings will send the signal and let the receiver decode it.

Thanks for your support of Samsung products.

--HDTech

Maybe your wifi connection is weak.

As far as I know, you only have to reactivate netflix when either the Netflix app, or the firmware are updated. It should remember the activation in all other situations. The only other thing I can think of is that you are overwriting your activations by activating another device somewhere.

Bobmall I own the 6900 all I had to have was the HDMI -HDMI cable in which I had that before i got my player. Mine also has a usb port for use of viewing pic's/ video off my camera and or a flash drive I have the CRUZER USB 2.0 FLASH DRIVE STICK. I have a usb port built in on my BDC-6900/XAA. I hope this might help you out!!!! I don't know what you are trying to do with it!!!

Not all manufactures will have codes that are represented in the owners manual. We offer the codes for a large array of television manufacturers, and while we are able to offer a wide selection, not all manufacturers or all products will be available.

In this case this particular manufacturer is not supported, as codes are not available in the manual.

--HDTech

Get it out of the player, if you do not remove ASAP you may need an RMA Auth.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having this problem with your Samsung television.

The "Mode Not Supported" message means that the incoming resolution is not supported by the television. This may be because the resolution is too high, or too low. In the case of a Blu-ray player connected to a rear projection television, it's quite possible that the resolution is set too high on the Blu-ray player. This can be adjusted by going into the Blu-ray players video menu and choosing 720p if you have a HDTV, or 480 if you have a standard definition television.

Thanks for your support of Samsung products, if we can help further please reach out to the Samsung customer service center at 800-SAMSUNG.

--HDTech

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

In many cases, there are settings in the router or modem that may be a variable in sending and receiving data. Unfortunately, since so many variables exist, I'd have to recommend contacting your router manufacturer or calling 800-SAMSUNG for additional assistance.

HDTech

The internal memory allows the player to store downloaded content from BD-Live, such as trailers, trivia games, and other content that you might be able to download from the publisher of various movie studios.

--HDTech

There are two possible reasons why your music may not be playing.

One, you might check the owner's manual to make sure that the file types you're attempting the player supported file types. MP3 files for instance are supported however not all file types are.

If there is additional DRM, or digital rights management added to the files, then maybe prohibiting the files from playing. You may want to consult the company that you download files from to see if there are restrictions to keep them from playing on all devices.

--HDTech

If the password one you gave the blue-ray during set-up , press and hold the stop button on front of player for 5 or more second. The unit should return to factory default setting.

A list of available apps can be found at this link:

http://www.samsung.com/us/pdf/apps-...

These apps are subject to change, but should be only give you an indication of which apps are available for your unit at the time of this posting.

Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.

--HDTech

At the time of this posting, I'm unable to confirm that they are being discontinued.

However, there are new models for 2011 that will be arriving soon that we anticipate will fit the needs of our consumers.

Thank you for your interest in Samsung products.

--HDTech

If the player works successfully when connected directly to the modem, but not the router, it may be an issue with the firewall or setting in the router. The best I can suggest would be to contact the manufacturer of your router to see if they can assist with adjusting the settings so you can connect your Blu-ray player.

--HDTech

To reset the player back to factory defaults, which would effectively deactivate the Netflix account, try the following:

With the disk tray empty and the unit powered on, press and hold the STOP button for 15 seconds. The unit should reset successfully, with no settings and as if it was new out-of-the-box.

Once you connect your wireless router or your wired connection, you will be able to launch the Netflix app and enter in a new code.

If you still have a problem deactivating that account, it may be necessary to contact the Netflix customer service center. They can be reached at 1-866-716-0414.

--HDTech

Not all manufactures will have codes that are represented in the owners manual. We offer the codes for a large array of television manufacturers, and while we are able to offer a wide selection, not all manufacturers or all products will be available.

In this case this particular manufacturer is not supported, as codes are not available in the manual.

--HDTech

After using the search function on my remote, I found that I can turn on/off after setting the remote to "0199". On/off is the only funtion I could get to work on the universal remote.

From the Main screen to Internet@TV to Settings to Internet@TV LoginID

As of December 25, 2012, the latest firmware version is 1027.0

Unfortunately, there's not enough information to provide a complete answer. If there's a specific title that isn't working, please post back with a different question and I'll be happy to provide an answer.

--HDTech