Looking for Answers about samsung BD-D5300?

The WIS09ABGN Samsung LinkStick is the only compatible wireless LAN adapter for the Samsung Blu-ray players.

Music can be shared, however only certain formats are supported with the AllShare streaming feature. You may want to consult the owner's manual to see which formats are supported. MP3 is a supported format with many bit-rate options.

Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.

--HDTech

I have my BD-D5300 (Bluray Player) connected to my home network by Ethernet cable to the wireless router which has 4 ethernet ports on the back of it just in case I want to hook something up by wire. My device is able to access everything online that I have tried. I did a firmware update on my device, streamed tv shows through Hulu (gotta have Huluplus to do this), installed a few other apps and browsed through the on-demand movie selection.

Haven't tried connecting to and playing music or any other media from a media server yet however.

You must use the Wireless adapter due to compatability reasons.

You may want to direct this question to the may fax your of your router. Unfortunately, we can't assist troubleshooting with people's home networks here. You may want to see if there is a firewall or other security measure that may be preventing your player from connecting to your router.

--HDTech

Try unplugging your player from the wall and waiting about a minute and reconnect. This helped me when I had the same problem.

With the limited information posted here, unfortunately I'm not able to assist. You may want to check to see if your router's firewall is prohibiting you from accessing the Internet.

--HDTech

no, only streams windows format files, like .avi, .mp4, .mp3. i´m not sure if does play divx on streaming

Contact Samsung Support or Router Manufacture for the help, mabe the mtu settings or something with the firewall inside the router mabe blocking the connection.

I checked the user manual and I wonder whether the answer is to ignore the fact that the flash drive comes up as a drive with folders, go ahead and load a blu-ray disc, and when the blu-ray menu has loaded it will at that point use the USB device as Local Storage (probably making its own special folder on the device). Page 58 of the PDF user manual says:

Once the player is connected to the network, you can enjoy various movie-related service contents
using a BD-LIVE compliant disc.

1. Attach a USB memory stick to the USB jack on the side of the player, and then check
its remaining memory. The memory device must have at least 1GB of free space to accommodate the BD-LIVE services.
2. Insert a Blu-ray Disc that supports BD-LIVE.
3. Select an item from various BD-LIVE service contents provided by the disc manufacturer.

NOTE: The way you use BD-LIVE and the provided contents may differ, depending on the disc manufacturer.

Backup plan: You may also need to toy with formatting the flash drive on your PC as FAT16 instead of FAT32.

The BD-D5300 sold in the US region will only play NTSC discs.

--HDTech

Power cycle the player by disconnecting from electrical outlet for at least one minute. It worked for me.

Page 40 of the manual shows a symbol on how to open and close the disc tray. What the manual does not inform the reader is the switch to open/close the tray is on the unit located on the right hand side. The remote control does not have provisions for opening the tray. This is logical since we have to go over to the unit anyway to insert the disc.

As of now, they do not make 3D DVD's yet.

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I'm sorry to hear that you're having a problem with your Blu-Ray player.

I don't have the ability to offer any troubleshooting tips with the information provided. Please reach out to the Samsung customer service center at 800-SAMSUNG or click on this link to chat with one of our online representatives.

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

We appreciate your support of Samsung products and hope we can have the opportunity to assist you.

--HDTech

That'd be nice, but Samsung does not include the adapter in this model. It does say that in the box right under where it says wireless/LAN ready.

The audio out port is not amplified, so an amplifier, receiver or Home Theater system will be required between the TV and the speakers.

--HDTech