Seiki 55" 4K TV turns itself back on right after turning off. This only happens right after streaming media to blu-ray/wi-fi and powering that off. Not a blu-ray problem, did the same with another brand.

Is your new tv a smart tv? If not, you would need a streaming player of some kind. Roku player, fire stick, gaming console, Blu Ray player. Not all TVs support Wi fi.

My guess is it was not designed to play blueray! With out make and model that is the best answer I can give.

If that is the case here are a few possible replacements:

Samsung BD J5100 ZA Streaming Blu ray Player Black

Sony BDPS3500 Streaming Wi Fi Built In Blu ray Player Black

Sony BDPS1500 Streaming Blu ray Player Black

SONY CORPORATION Sony DVP SR510H Black DVD Player

In order to stream programs with your Blu-ray player, you need to connect it to the internet. You also need to have a high speed internet service in the house. The first option is to connect a network cable from the router to the dvd player.

The second option is to use the built-in Wi-Fi in the Blu-ray player to connect to the router. Some players do not have built-in Wi-Fi, but there is a little receiver unit you can buy and plug in on the back of the unit.

Once you have an internet connection, you need to sign up with a streaming service, like Netflix or Hulu. There will be a procedure to connect your player to your account.

Your user manual will provide more detailed information about internet connections, streaming sources the player supports, etc.

Mike P

Are you turning the Blu- Ray off first then the TV?

depends on what input port you plugged into. HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3
the tv input select source has to match
I have a similar device plugged into HDMI3 so I select on the input source HDMI3 to see it on the TV.

If you have not done so already, reset the player to factory settings and try again. If an ethernet cable connection is available, use it to get the best connection speed.

When the player is turned on, hold down the Play button (right-pointing triangle) for at least ten seconds. See page 7 of this manual.

Run an ethernet cable to the back of the player from your router. You will then get wifi on your blu-ray player. Very simple to do.

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