| LG BD570 Network Blu-ray Disc Player | 
| Brand: LG Category: CE
Buy New: Too low to display as of 9/10/2010 15:35 CDT details
New (38) Used (2) Refurbished (1) from $139.99
Seller: Video & Audio Center Rating: 127 reviews Sales Rank: 21
Color: Gloss Black Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: Yes Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.4 Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 16.9 x 1.8 Legal Disclaimer: We do not in any way represent that any part we sell is legal to possess in your jurisdiction. Check with you local authorities to ensure it is legal for you to possess before buying!
MPN: BD570 Model: BD570 UPC: 719192577398 EAN: 0786789679056
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Blu-Ray Player with 1GB memory 802.11N for Wireless networking NetCast for YouTube & CinemaNow | | • | BD-P NetFlix HD BD live | | • | Full HD 1080p output via HDMI with Cinema mode at 24 or 60 frames per second USB Media Host | | • | Superior audio performance with 7.1 channels with Dolby Digital Plus & TrueHD & dts-HD | | • | Quick boot with instant tray opening |
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Product Description If you want stunning Full HD 1080p and the unlimited possibilties of wireless streaming entertainment, you've found it with the BD570 Network Blu-ray Disc Player. With NetCast Entertainment Access and Integrated Wi-Fi Connectivity, you get thousands of movies, shows and online videos straight to your TV from your wireless Internet connection at home. This is a Blu-ray Disc player that delivers the best in HD, while setting your entertainment free in more ways than one.
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Nice features but wifi somewhat flakey when using DLNA September 10, 2010 El Marco (SF Bay Area USA) This player has a lot of nice features. However those of you wanting to stream HD movies from your computer to this player using DLNA over the built in wifi interface will be very frustrated.
I am using this unit over wifi (802.11n) with a Linksys WRT160N router running DD-WRT. When I attempt to stream a 720p resolution video (encoded H.264 with 7.2 Mbps average bit rate) to the BD570 things will work well for a while. Then suddenly the wifi link rate will drop to 5.5 Mbps and stay there until I stop playing the movie (the movie stops being viewable at that point anyway). When I attempt to restart the movie, the wifi link rate immediately drops back down to 5.5Mbps. Only after turning the BD570 off and on again will it once again be possible to stream HD at higher wifi link rates until the next glitch occurs. Streaming the same file over a wired Ethernet connection to my router works just fine.
It looks like LG has a bug in its wifi implementation because in the presence of temporary noise and/or other problems the wifi link never recovers back to high throughput levels. I have not tried to call tech support about this.
Bottom line if you wish to reliably stream HD content via DLNA use the wired ethernet interface on the BD570. You could connect it to a wireless bridge or wifi media adapter.
Exceptional and easy to hook up September 10, 2010 newtobluray This is our first blu-ray and our first LG product.
Once we disconnected our old DVD player it took us under 5 minutes to connect this player. Once connected it took us only another minute or two to add the passcode (it comes up on the screen for you) and start watching Netflix. Note, we have wireless so we used HDMI cables (be sure yours are long enough) and the entire process took no time at all - what a pleasure!
I am thrilled with this Blu-Ray September 8, 2010 tagll My son purchased an LGBD570 WiFi Network Blu-ray Disc Player for me. I received it through the mail. Instructions said only a few minutes to install. That didn't happen. If I were just using it for movies yes, but to set it up for the Internets WiFi and netflix it took some time to load the information and connect it to my wireless internet connection. Unplugging my modem and plugging it back in to get the connection with the disc provided did the trick. Less than 1 hr and I was on the internet through my TV. Streaming movies through netflix, also. I was concerned at first because I do not have a 1080p TV. Mine is a 720p, but this machine works with my TV and still makes everything I watch a much liked higher quality picture. I am just amazed at how great even the TV movies come through. This machine boosts the picture quality and makes everything look high definition. Very satisfied with this product. My friends are amazed at all I can do with it. Showing my home videos and pictures on my TV is a favorite thing for me, plus the streaming of movies. Love it.
Easy to Use, but Discs Freeze and Fails to Power-On September 7, 2010 j.unter (south florida) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The first dvd (concert dvd) i used in this player froze half-way through. I had to skip to the next chapter for it to begin playing again. This disc is not damaged because it works in my older dvd player. Also, after 3 days of sitting idle after i first set it up, the unit failed to power up / turn on. I had to unplug the power AND hdmi then plug it back in for the unit to power up / turn on. It took about 5 attempts before i had power again. Note that I updated to the latest firmware before playing discs.
Having had this unit for less than 1 week, I decided that I had to return this unit for a refund. These problems are unacceptable in any electronic device. I read a high number of other reviews on this site and cnet that said the unit freezes up while playing certain dvds - unacceptable. But couldn't find any other reviews noting the device having trouble powering on.
Anyhow, if it were not for those problems, I would have loved this blu-ray player. It was simple to connect to the wireless internet (comcast, using Linksys N router) and simple to link to my netflix account. It was also very easy to use: the menus were easy to find what I needed, netflix was easy to use and the menus were very accessible. Blu-ray disc startup was not fast, but not terribly slow, so it was very acceptable. Too bad the unit had those playback and powering up issues because it would received 5 stars otherwise. No way I'm keeping a device that diplays 2 major problems within a week of use.
Does just what I wanted it to do September 6, 2010 Mlinc10 (Hillsboro, Oregon) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I purchased this player from Amazon about a week ago. I mainly bought it to be a network media streaming device, but I will also use it to play Blu Ray movies from Netflix. It is my first Blu Ray device, but I have been using a Roku for Netflix streaming for over a year.
I found that it was very easy to set up, and the wireless networking works great with an older D-Link wireless router and Windows 7 Home Premium. I have a very fast Internet connection (Frontier FIOS) and the picture quality with Netflix streaming is excellent. It also does a nice job of displaying web albums from Picasa and my Windows 7 computer. The resolution and picture quality of jpg images from my computer is outstanding. I am also able to play audio files using Windows Media Player play lists that I have set up on my computer. The only disappointment is that it will not play the raw mjpeg format video files from my Canon digital camera, even though these files work fine in Windows Media Player. I need to convert these files to a different format using Adobe Premiere Elements or other software in order to view them. I would hope that LG might upgrade the firmware to allow playback of the files from Canon digital cameras at some point. This is not really a major problem because I would want to edit the files before watching them anyway.
So far I have only used it to play one Blu Ray DVD that I got from Netflix. That worked just fine. I did have to update the software/firmware of the player when I first set it up. That was done pretty much automatically.
All in all, I am very satisfied with this player, so far.
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