I'm Tryin to connect a samsung blu-ray (BD-P1500) to a samsung home entertainment system (HT-D555W) with a samsung LCD tv (LA 40C650L1F) need the best way to connect them .... Thanks

follow this link http://www.samsung.com/nz/consumer/tv-audio-video/home-theatre/home-theatre-systems/HT-F9750W/XY-features

1. Are you connecting through HDMI?
2. Do you have another source to test the HDMI cable to make sure it is not faulty?
3. Do you have a second HDMI Cable you could test and connect with?
4. Does your TV have another HDMI Connection you can use to connect with instead?

Essentially we are looking to determine whether or not it is the TV's HDMI connector, the Blu-Ray's, or just the HDMI cable in general.

The player needs a firmware update. Your issue is a direct result of this. Go to the Samsung website to access the appropriate download or simply connect your player to your modem with an ethernet cable (TV needs to remain connected to player for menu navigation) and update firmware.

This will solve your problem!

Hope I helped!

All the disks?
You may have firmware problem, this is one of the reson I do not own BRAY since you have to keep updating the firmware so you can play some of the new released BRAY disk.
Read:
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/298727-Samsung-BD-P1500-Firmware-Issues

You can also Google 'samsung bd-p1500 problems' and see all kinds of problems.

Basic LCD monitor and TV troubleshooting guide:
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5093881-lcd_flat_panel_tv_troubleshooting_guide
http://www.fixya.com/support/r6150077-basic_lcd_monitors_troubleshooting
http://www.fixya.com/support/r7406380-tv_training_manuals
Failed TV and Monitors: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm
Learn about bad caps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague

Unfortunately, this player has to use a wired network. (The Samsung WIS09 Wireless USB Adaptor is not compatible with the BD-P1500; it is compatible with the P1600.) Most wireless routers have a 4-port switch built in. If you can position your router in a place where the computers in your network can find the signal but gives you an easy wire run, do so with RJ-45 Cat5e or Cat 6 cable. Otherwise, you will need to run cable in the walls, in an attic or in a basement/crawlspace or use a second unit (wireless router (that can work as a switch), wireless switch or bridge with RJ-45 ports) to connect the TV to the primary router. Running cables will depend on your home, this can be easy or hard.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(In general I prefer wired networks. There is much less trouble-shooting for signal loss. Adding an extra switch adds to the issue.)

I believe on startup, you need to hold the fast-forward button on the unit, until you see something about reset in progress...

If you are trying to use the remote that came with the dvd player you most likely can't get it to work with the TV. If it IS in fact a universal remote, then you need to check the codes that come both with the tv and with the remote. Post back with any more questions or info for further help. Thanks for choosing Fixya!

is there any remote that i can program tv,cable,direct tv,and blu-ray player all in 1

644 works with the Samsung BD-P1590/BD-P1590C/BD-P1600 om my Blue Button Dish Remote for the 722k.

If your system has hdmi in puts put the blu ray player into it then from hdmi out on system to hdmi in on your tv.Now take a phono lead from tv out put to a input on your system,could be marked "aux,tv,sat".For tv sound set the system to prologic2,blu rays should decode themselves,if not check settings for audio out on player.
hope this helps.
cable guy.