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Agree with above answers, plus simply restarting the HTS works for me.

I dont think the firmware update or any other update changes the way Netflix works on this device. I have seen other blue ray DVD players having the capabilities similar to Wii. Just this model does not seem to have the capability. If anyone knows why, I am here to listen.

Click the "BD Receiver/TV" twice until it's orange. If it's green it will control your TV. Hope this was helpful and not too late.

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The HTiB can be controlled via Directv remote but will not power-up automatically with the Directv main power on/off buttons. Some remote codes that work on the 65 series remotes are 31868 and the others may only accept 31500. (Found the code by placing the RC65RX in IR mode to utilize the IR receive mode for code recommendation for Audio Equipment/Samsung/BluRay Player>>Receive Code via IR then switching back to RF mode.) The Directv remotes come with a dedicated User Guide which is a useful reference tool for adding new devices.

If you're using a Samsung TV with Anynet HDMI-CEC enabled and it works to your satisfaction, I'd recommend volume locking the Directv remote to TV (This will enable the TV to control the HTiB when it's powered-up but still revert to TV volume when HTiB is powered down w/o having to slide the slider to TV mode). Either way you decide, slide the selector switch to the device that you want to lock the volume button to and press/hold both mute and select until the LED above the device flashes, then press volume-up. If you still want the other device to have volume control when slider selects it, move the slider to the device's corresponding slider position and press/hold mute and select and press volume-down.

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I had this same problem too! it corrected itself after a update

If you read the wireless module it says they are the surround speakers (and the color label on the bottom of the speakers match up with the color cables) I didn't pay too much attention to the manual as the surround speakers should be placed to the side (90-110 degrees to the right and left of your listening point while you are looking at the TV), the rear/surround speakers that hook up to the 6930 receiver should go either above your tall boy speakers (3D setup) or directly behind you per the visual diagram when in the audio settings on the C6930W

If there is only one 6930 then I would have to say that my HT-C6930W comes with a wireless card built it. Assuming that, why would you want to add another wireless link module into your unit?

Settings>Network> somewhere in there should be your choice of wired or wireless...mine took a total of 3 minutes to setup on the network, but then again I had to reconfigure it one or twice back to wireless after my initial setup, but it kept all my encryption settings.

Your HDMI cable has to come from your cable box if you are using one, to one of your HDMI inputs on the Blu-ray player.

If your TV has a headphone-jack, a simple fix is to go to Settings/Audio/HDMI Audio and enable it (ON). This will only be enabled if the TV is connected via HDMI but with two buts: the default is off so when powering the HT-C6930W off/on, the audio returns to stereo speakers. The other but is that there is no audio to the HT-C6930W's speakers with HDMI Audio enabled. Some TVs will defeat the TV speakers when the jack is plugged-in, mine doesn't so TV speakers can be used if others are listening while headphones are used.

If TV has no headphone jack, another solution would be to add a HDMI switch that includes audio-out to TOSLINK and headphone-jack such as item # 5557 at the website monoprice dot com

you could try it.. more than likely not since the back has everything labeled for its own

I can safely assume that both your TV and your receiver have the Internet TV functions. Depending on which one you are using, I would think that you would need to specify (via remote) which Internet TV device you are using, by using the BD/TV button. It should light Yellow on the first press and Green on the second. This also might require you to program your remote to your TV as well. you can find this in the manual that came with your receiver or an online copy.

NO, according to the Samsung support line

Congratulations on your new home theater system.

If the package was a new package, you may want to discuss your options with your retailer. If it was an open box or returned unit, then additional parts, such as remote controls and manuals, can be ordered at the www.Samsungparts.com website.

The manual can be ordered in paper format from an additional cost at the above website, or you can download the .PDF version off the www.Samsung.com/support website for free.

--HDTech

Try changing the Home Theater system to the "Home Theater Mode" rather than the "TV mode" using the toggle button located right under the Power button.

See the attached file. Try pressing the button twice in a row.

If it flashes Orange, it will control the Home Theater.
If it flashes Green, it will control the TV>

--HDTech

I had that problem also. Many people have complained about it believing the unit is faulty, but it's not. It's just a little sensitive. I found that at some point in time when the tray opens and gets stuck for whatever reason i.e. not placing the disc correctly; possibly pushing the tray too hard, abruptly closing when placing the disc and jamming, etc.... Any of those things will throw the laser and servo out of whack. The remedy is to open the tray and power off the unit. Do not put a disc in when you do this. When you power off the unit the tray will automatically close and reset itself. After it has fully shut itself down, turn the power back on. Hope this helps.

I'm sorry to hear that you didn't get all the parts that should have come with your home theater system, but unfortunately retailer I would have to supply that part as part of the sale.

Replacement parts such as remote controls can also be obtained at the www.Samsungparts.com website. You can also call them direct at 1-800-627-4368.

--HDTech

It may depend on the distance from the player, and the density and matiral of the cabinet.

I have no way of being able to deliver an answer without knowing these variables.

--HDTech