20 Most Recent LG Super Blu BH200 Blu-ray and HD-DVD Player Questions & Answers

I download the update on a usb key and now I put it in my blu-ray player nothing happen???

LG BD560 BD Blu-ray Player wont play most of my photo files from discs or my external hard drive

The exact same thing happens to me. It reads Blu-Rays, burns DVDs fine, but when I put in a blank Blu Ray disc to burn, it freezes. As soon as I open the tray, the computer continues as normal as though nothing happened. I can't find anything on what is going on.

Blu-ray players are an evolving electronic. They need to be updated almost monthly. Best buy will do this for a fee. or you can plug in a lan line from your home network then in menu of Blu-ray player go to network update. this should solve all your problems

Well it is obvious they are not compatible with your player, a common issue with many blueray dic's

The Toy 3 use BD+ MKB v19 protect .Try Pavtube Blu-ray Disc ripper.It update to MKB v19 support.
http://www.pavtube.com/guide/rip-toy-story-3-mp4-mpeg4-mpeg-mkv-avi-mkbv19.html

To whom it may concern,
You may not burn discs because it is a DVD-Blu-Ray Player not a disk burner.

Have you updated the firmware on it? I had a similar problem with a Sony blu-ray player and I had to download an update and burn it on to a CD then allow the CD to update the blu-ray player. What's the model number of your player, I may be able to get a link to the update for you. 

Change your network modem/router to WPA-AES only (remove the AES+TKIP setting).

Try first out another provider. If the problem still exists than someone is jamming it or cracked. In this case you should get new gear. However if it worket without the password why did you put one on?

Try Retrevo Manuals.com

One of the little known "features" of Windows 8 is the removal of Windows Media Center which in previous versions of Windows was included. Windows Media Center allowed you to watch DVD's without having to download and install any other software. However the following link is a great article on apps that will allow you to watch DVD's on your new laptop: http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-57547497-285/how-to-watch-dvds-in-windows-8/