I'm getting a message: This Blue-Ray Disc requires a blue[ray 3D player connected to a 3D display. Your Blue-3D player has not detected that it is connected to a 3D display. this may be due to display capability or an equipment connection issue. Please consult your Blue-ray manual or player support website for more information. Connection is fine...could it be the 3D DVD?

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You're TV is not linked to the internet.
You need to pair up your blue tooth to the wi-fi or
make sure your ethernet cable is connected or needs replacing.

I understand the DMP BD35 is a normal blue ray disk player and not a 3D. Please see this manual if you want to be doubly sure.
http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMPBD35-MUL.PDF

However something like a DMP BDT360 will play 3D blue ray discs and you can view it on a 3D ready TV.
http://shop.panasonic.com/docs/operating-instruction/2014/bluray-player/DMPBDT460-MUL.pdf

What model TV do you have as it depends on what inputs your TV will accept? HDMI is the best.

First off is your TV a 3D TV. If it is you should be able to go into the menu setting (or on the remote) and change the display from regular TV to 3D. Then your 3D blu-ray player should recognize it.

Generally, most blu-ray display issues can be resolve fairly simply. Uninstall POWERDVD (Verions 8.2 or higher required for Blu-Ray play), then re-install the most current video driver from support.dell.com, then the most current audio driver, then re-install Power DVD. rebooting after each install, this normally solves most blu-ray SW issues

I have seen this happen before when an update went bad right in the middle of an Internet outage. If you bought this recently, try to return it for a replacement. Otherwise, you will have to contact Samsung's support line to see if there is a Factory hard reset.

It can be the TV Tuner Card.See this:
Operating System

• Microsoft Windows 7, Vista and XP SP3* (Windows XP Service Pack 3 is required)

Processor (CPU)

• Blu-ray Disc playback: Pentium 4 541 (3.2 GHz), Athlon 64 X2 3800+ or above
• TrueTheater 3D playback: Pentium D 950 (3.0GHz), AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ or above
• DVD playback: Pentium 4 (2.4 GHz), Athlon 64 2800+ (1.8 GHz) or above
  

Graphics Processor (GPU)

• Blu-ray Disc playback: Intel G45, ATI Radeon HD 2400, NVIDIA Geforce 7600GT or above
• TrueTheater 3D playback: Intel G45, ATI Radeon HD 2400, NVIDIA Geforce 8800GT or above
• DVD playback: AGP or PCI Express graphic accelerator supporting DirectX 9.0 or above
  • Note: we strongly recommend that you update your graphics card driver to the latest version. 3D display devices are required for TrueTheater 3D playback.

Memory

• Blu-ray Disc playback: 2 GB required for Vista and Windows 7; 1 GB required for Windows XP
• DVD and TrueTheater 3D playback: 1 GB required for Vista and Windows 7; 512 MB required for Windows XP

Hard Disk Space

• 300 MB for product installation

Display Device

• DVD and Blu-ray Disc playback: HDCP compliant display for digital output. TV or computer monitor for analog output
• TrueTheater 3D playback: 3D display and 3D glasses required. HDCP compliant display for digital output. TV or computer monitor for analog output

Disc Player

• Blu-ray Disc playback: BD-ROM/BD-RE or Super Multi Blu combo disc drive
• DVD and TrueTheater 3D playback: DVD-ROM, DVD+-R/RW, DVD-RAM or DVD Super Multi combo disc drive

Microphone

• A microphone is required for recording voice-overs in Movie Remix mode

Internet Connection

• Internet connection required for web services

All DVD (and CD) players are required to read microscopic depressions on the disk and this demands an extreme accuracy of the mechanism.
It doesn't take much to misalign the head and disable the unit.
I've seen more deaths of optical drives than any other type.