How to stream or get apps for my bluray player

If you are streaming through Blueray check your setting on the Blueray for WiFi access. If you are going through a computer then check your Network settings for the internet.

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I would say the easiest way is to buy an inexpensive universal remote. Keep the receipt in case it does not work. If the remote does not work with the system then simply return it, and try another.

Although this might seem like a headache it can be better then sitting up all night trying codes that will never work for the DVD Player you have. I have been through this frustration before.

Some DVD players are hard to match with remote. Have you contacted the manufacture to see if they know a remote model that will be compatible with the equipment you are using?

Bluray players cannot be updated to add more regions. You will need to purchase a Bluray player that supports the region of the movies you are trying to watch.

After you have successfully connected your bluray player to the internet either by connecting it directly to your modem, using a wireless adapter to connect it to your modem wirelessly, or connected it to your phone jack in the wall (dsl), you will be able to use your bluray player's remote to navigate to the part of the menu where you can access netflix. When you select netflix and go through a prompt or two that you'll be directed to you'll get the activation code. You will then go to your computer or smart phone and go to www.netflix.com/activate where you'll enter the code. Then your bluray player will be ready to stream netflix. Then when you go back to the netflix area of the bluray player you'll be prompted to enter your netflix login (username and password).

Not sure what you are playing it on. A BLURAY disc needs a BluRay compatible disc player, PS3 has one built in. Most PC DVD drives dont play BluRay as standard. Normal HOME DVD players of course cant play them either.

Software updates have to be done on bluray players whenever the technology in bluray discs themselve is changed. If you call the number for 20th century fox on the back of the bluray a representative there will explain to you what has changed technologically in this bluray that has caused there to be software updates for all of the bluray players. I believe LG can send you a disc so that you can update your player. Give them a call. The bluray players are all manufactured and shipped to the stores. In the meantime if an update is needed and its sitting on the shelf at the store until you buy it, even if you've just bought it an hour ago it will still need to be updated. The stores do not unbox the blu ray players and update them for you. However the Geek squad will update bluray players for customers for a fee.

Hello, we had the same problem with District 9. If your in uk you need to go to http://www.sharpelectronics.info/Software.aspx, select the sharp bd player make e.d. BDHP21H and select download to your desktop. If you not in uk go to the sharp web site relevant to your country. Once download is complete you need to extract files (they are zipped). In our case there were three files downloded, one being directions, the 2nd the actual software update and the 3rd something th do with version numbers. Once unzipped copy and paste the file ending in .RVP only to your usb/pen drive. Now insert the usb/pen drive into the bd player and follow the set up instructions. IN the case of our bd player (which is a different make to yours) we selected set up, software update and then just followed the directions from there. But probably best you follow the instructions given by sharp on thedownload. Best of luck.